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Eric,
Interesting thought, but... we discreetly allocate the inventory when it is
picked and logged into the OFFSHIP holding files. We know the parts are
on-hand - it is verified in advance. Plus, this has occurred in both our
controlled and uncontrolled warehouses.
Due to SEC regulations, we bill our trailers out of an in-transit
warehouse, which is uncontrolled. But our parts and accessories (mostly)
bill out of our standard warehouse, which is controlled. Same problem in
both warehouses.
Plus, as I said, if you run the records back through, they usually will
post correctly.
Dale Gindlesperger
IT Manager/Special Projects Leader
Fleetwood Folding Trailers, Inc.
258 Beacon Street
Somerset, PA 15501
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Dale,
I have two of my customers using the Offship process and I think the only
difference is that the warehouse being shipped from are not a controlled
warehouses. I created a quick query on Ann's suggestion of linking MBCOREP
and IMHIST and I did not have any missing records.
With controlled warehouses, is it possible that when the record is coming
in
that the Location exists but by the time it is being processed, the
location
is empty. I think I read somewhere that when a location has zero quantity,
the SLQNTY record is deleted. Does you install/tailor allow for negative
quantities?
Just some more food for thought...
Eric
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> Greg, good suggestion except that the odd part about this is that if I
> rerun the records through the process, they generally work! There's
> something just odd about this flow, apparently.
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> Ann/Steve/Dale,
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> Another comment from the bleachers. I'm intrigued by this problem.
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> The 2 error messages are a hint that at the time the program checked for
> existence of the part in the ITEMBL file and the SLQNTY file, that the
> part number could have been corrupted and the error condition was valid
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> I would be tempted to add some lines of code to the program that printed
> or placed in a file the part number at the exact moment of the test for
> the error condition. If you can confirm that the part number has
> somehow been changed by the program you would be a step closer to
> finding the cause.
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> Ann and Steve,
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> Horning in here with more from our end - we post some OFFSHIP orders
> immediately (trailers - they are big ticket items), but the majority of
> them are batched through from data provided by UPS and FedEx's systems.
> And we have the problem on both types of processing.
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> Dale Gindlesperger
> IT Manager/Special Projects Leader
> Fleetwood Folding Trailers, Inc.
> 258 Beacon Street
> Somerset, PA 15501
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