Order Planning (worksheet) - Make Order...

j.marselo

Folks,

I found errors when running Make Order from Order Planning.
I calculate plan for production demand, and I have a lot of production order there.
When I click "Make Order" button, I choose:
all lines
option - requisition worksheet - "default" batch name.

the error message:
Not all requisition line were carried out.
A total of xxx lines were carried out due to errors encounter.

this also happen when I select "active order".

What table/object/setup/configuration I should check?

any advise?

thanx

Ian_Piddington10199

You could try switching Debugger on, with Breakpoint on trigger switched off, and then run the routine again. It should stop at the first error. The code may then giove you an idea of why it has failed.

Ian

j.marselo

I noticed there are "available for transfer" quantity (in below left).

i suspect, this quantities prevent the Make Order batch job from creating new requisition line or PO.

if I'm correct, how to force the Make Order batch job to create new requisition line or PO - and not considering the available qty.

or any other opinion?

thanx

dlauwers

Hi,

We have the same problem at a customer ?

They try to make an Order Planning. 1ste run of production piece from a sales order was OK, the second run to get the requirements of the sub assembly failed with this error:

Not all requisition Lines were carried out.
A total of 1 lines were not carried out due to errors encountered.

Debugging the small piece of code does not help in finding the cause?

Did anybody else have this problem and knows what the cause is and how to solve it ? :-k

Customer is working with NAV 4 BE on SQL 2005 sp2 server.

Thanks for your support
Danny

j.marselo

Does this means that no one ever find this problem? ... or know this problem but no one know how to solve?
means, this is a bug of NAV. ... or at least NAV is not 100% covering the real-life operation cases.
any comment?

dlauwers

Dear j.marselo,

Yes I did, for my situation.
See http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=22232

But by debugging the code, any error that happens in the process of creating the order (production or sales) will result in this error message being displayed. I think it is like a catch all error message.

So I don't know if my solution also solves your problem ?! :-k

Have a nice day
Danny