E1: 42: Unable to Prevent Intercompany (SI) Sales Order if Cost is Zero (P4210/P42101/R47011)
(Doc ID 2826191.1)
Last updated on SEPTEMBER 26, 2023
Applies to:
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Sales Order Processing - Version 9.2 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
Sales Order Entry (P4210 and P42101) does not return an error on a Sales Intercompany (SI) order if the Unit Cost on the Sales Detail Record (F4211.UNCS) is defaulted as zero.
The issue was reproduced in Oracle's Test environment with the following steps:
- Create a new Item with two Item Branch Records (P41026)
- Canadian Branch 77
- US Branch M30
- Create Item Base Price (P4106) records
- Canadian Base Price is 200 CAD
- No Base Price record created for US Branch
- Item Availability Inquiry (P41202) shows inventory available in US Branch but not in Canadian Branch.
- Create a Version of Sales Intercompany Order Entry (P4210)
- Order Type is SI
- Cost or Base Price Markup is 2 (Use Base Price)
- Intercompany Invoice is 1 (create intercompany invoice)
- Interbranch Order Type is SI
- Create a Sales Intercompany Order with the Canadian Branch in the Header and the US Branch in the Detail.
- Notice the cost defaults as zero because a user forgot to create a base price record in the Detail Item Branch. Profit Margin for the Line is 100%.
- Notice the cost defaults as zero because a user forgot to create a base price record in the Detail Item Branch. Profit Margin for the Line is 100%.
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