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Why does Lot Specific Tracking prevent out of stock?
toft
Member Posts: 3
Hi,
Does anybody know why COD 22 does not allow posting of "outbound before inbound" when the item has Lot Specific Tracking.
Procedure InsertItemLedgEntry:
IF (ItemLedgEntry.Quantity < 0) AND
(ItemTrackingCode."SN Specific Tracking" OR ItemTrackingCode."Lot Specific Tracking")
THEN
ERROR(Text018,"Serial No.","Lot No.","Item No.","Variant Code");
In my search for a reason I have tried to bypass the check and tried different scenarios to see if there was an undesired sideeffect, f.eks
sale of Lot A from Location1.
puch of Lot B to location 2
transfer from Location 2 to location 1
reclass of lot 2 to lot 1
So far all scenarios I have run has succesfully handled applications and tracked the cost through the chain of applications from purch to sale.
Thanks
Jens
Does anybody know why COD 22 does not allow posting of "outbound before inbound" when the item has Lot Specific Tracking.
Procedure InsertItemLedgEntry:
IF (ItemLedgEntry.Quantity < 0) AND
(ItemTrackingCode."SN Specific Tracking" OR ItemTrackingCode."Lot Specific Tracking")
THEN
ERROR(Text018,"Serial No.","Lot No.","Item No.","Variant Code");
In my search for a reason I have tried to bypass the check and tried different scenarios to see if there was an undesired sideeffect, f.eks
sale of Lot A from Location1.
puch of Lot B to location 2
transfer from Location 2 to location 1
reclass of lot 2 to lot 1
So far all scenarios I have run has succesfully handled applications and tracked the cost through the chain of applications from purch to sale.
Thanks
Jens
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