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English to French translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - SAP / OTC501 | | English term or phrase: Parent-Child / Display Orders | This is part of a description on how to work with orders, under Traitement avancé des ordres de vente (Advanced sales order processing).
This is in the session "how to process parent-child/merchandiser orders". Parent-child order (PCO) is explained, together with made-to-order (MTO), Variant configuration (VC) and others for orders.
I think the parent is the article being sold, and the child is one of the components that are part of the parent. Here's an example:
"OTC enters parent material, which explodes to show the child materials"
But...how would you say that in French? I don't think parent/enfant works, there must be a specific term.
Thank you for your suggestions!
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| | parent-enfant | Explanation: si c'est bien une relation parent-enfant
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_470/helpdata/fr/90/ba63da446711d...
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Lorsque vous fractionnez des ordres de fabrication, les coûts des ordres parent et enfant sont imputés au même collecteur de coûts par produit |
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GILLES MEUNIER France Local time: 17:25
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