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Here is the issue: We have a requirement to enable the selection of
manufacturers part number during purchase order entry. The relationship of
the data is:
Item Revision (one to many) >> Manufacturers Part Number.
For example: I have a resister with part number 1234. I have 4 different
manufacturers that make a comparable item: Sanyo 749-ksj, Samsung 8y3nk,
Toyo 873-83e-hd and Sony mvnd76-jdhu783
XA supports a relationship as follows:
Item Revision (one to one) >> Vendor Item (Vendor Catalog Number) >>(one to
one) Alternate Item
Which would require us to create a unique part number for the 4 items and
then create a unique vendor item for each. Each would only have 1 possible
alternate instead of the 3 possible alternates.
This solution is not acceptable.
In addition, the selected manufacturers part number must print on the
purchase order AND show the 3 alternate items.
It is really the inverse of the Item Industry Class/ Industry Item number
issue in COM.
To complicate matters further, these PO's need to be passed through the ESB
to Supply Web.
Questions:
1. Has anyone had a similar issue with the item/mfg number
relationship requirement?
2. Any ideas or solutions.
Thanks
Kevin D. Fox
Fox Enterprises and Professional Services. LLC.
131 E. Holly Street Unit 218
Pasadena, CA 91103-3936
1.909.762.1384 mobile
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