Kevin,
We used that, and our set up was identical to yours EXCEPT we made the outside operation item an inventory item, not a service item. We had no problems with the process with that defined. We let the on-hands increase then periodically purged them. Not ideal, but it worked.
Dale "Cork" Gindlesperger, CPIM
Senior Business Analyst
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From: mapics-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx [mapics-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Kevin Fox [kdfox@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, March 05, 2010 1:14 PM
To: 'MAPICS ERP System Discussion'
Subject: [MAPICS-L] OUTSIDE OPERATIONS RECEIVING
ALL
Is anyone using the Outside Operations feature within PCC (added with a PTF
at release 6)? If so, how do you execute receiving?
We are receiving in a controlled warehouse that does not allow negative on
hand quantity. We must receive using an RP (RD and RI are not permitted).
This is a code limitation not a user defined selection. The item being
received is a service item (Inventory Code). I.E. PLATING. The service
item by definition does not have and is not permitted to have an Item
Balance (Item Warehouse) record. So when the RP is transacted with the
correct quantity, a location field is being required. Leaving the location
field blank results in a hard error on the attempted transaction. Because
there is a location recorded with the transition, the system creates a
location record (SLQNTY). This is incorrect as there is no Item Balance
record.
Our question, how do you receive a service item on a PO without creating a
location record?
Any insight will be helpful.
Kevin
mobile (909) 762-1384
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