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E1: 42: SO Entry (P4210 & P42101) Doesn't Reset End-Use Preference If Order Quantity Changed; Case Quantity Not Enforced (Doc ID 2896756.1)

Last updated on APRIL 17, 2023

Applies to:

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Sales Order Entry - Version 9.2 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

If a user sets up the End-Use preference to populate a “P” in the End-Use field, Powerforms Sales Order Entry (P42101) correctly populates End-Use field with “P” if the order quantity is divisible by 12 but does not change the End-Use field from “P” (resolved) to blank (not resolved) if the user changes the order quantity to a number not divisible by 12 (not resolved). This causes a mandatory price adjustment error to not get set to prevent the partial case order.

Steps to Duplicate:

  1. Create a new item (PK12EA) with Primary UOM = EA and where 12 EA per 1 PK.
  2. Setup an Item Group Code PK12EA in UDC 40/54. This is to identify items where 12 EA = 1 PK.
  3. Assign a Pass/Fail code in UDC 40/EU that gets applied by the preference to order lines with quantities in increments of 12.
    1. The value “P” indicates the quantity check is Passed.
    2. The code will not get assigned to order lines with quantities such as 13, 35, … etc that are not in increments of 12.
  4. Go into Preference Master (P40070) for Preference Type 04 (End Use Preference) and take the Row Exit to Master Revision.
  5. Check the checkbox to Enable Effective Quantity and save.
  6. Returning to the Preference Master (P40070) for Preference Type 04 (End Use Preference), take the Form Exit to Item Groups.
  7. In Work with Item Group Preferences (P40072), Find the Item Number (PK12EA) and click the green checkmark.
  8. Add the Item Number PK12EA to the Item Group (P40072) End Use field and Save.
  9. In End Use Profile Revisions (P40304) enter PK12EA in the Item Group and "P" (Passed Quantity Check) in the End Use field with From and Thru Quantities as follows:
    1. End Use = “P”, Quantity From = “12”. Quantity Thru = “12".
    2. End Use = “P”, Quantity From = “24”. Quantity Thru = “24”
    3. End Use = “P”, Quantity From = “36”. Quantity Thru = “36”
    4. End Use = “P”, Quantity From = “48”. Quantity Thru = “48”
    5. Add as many entries as desired with Quantity From = Quantity Thru and all quantities divisible by 12.
  10. In the Preference Selection (R40400) make sure the End-Use preference is selected on Process Ctl Tab
  11.  Create an Order Detail Group (P4092 Version ZJDE0003) named (ENFORCE) and enter a 1 in the End Use field to fetch adjustments based on the value in the End Use field of the Sales Order Detail (F4211) Line.
  12. On Price Adjustment Definition (P4071)
    1. Select a line level adjustment
    2. Populate the Order Detail Group (ENFORCE)
    3. Check the Mandatory Price Adjustment Checkbox and the Quantity Break radio button and save the adjustment definition.
  13. Create a Price Adjustment schedule with only the mandatory adjustment in it.
  14.  On Price Adjustment Detail Revisions (P4072), enter From Level, leave the Factor Value Numeric Blank and Basis Code 5 and a P the End Use field.
  15. In SO Entry (P4210) version make sure preferences are activated.
  16. Create a Powerforms SO Entry (P42101) version that calls the P4210 Version.
  17. Using the Version of SO Entry (P42101) create a Sales order for 1 unit of Item PK12EA.
    1. The system returns the “No price found for mandatory adjustment” (008U) and the End Use field is blank.
    2. The preference was not resolved because the Quantity Order was not divisible by 12.
  18. Change the Quantity to 12 EA. End Use field is populated with “P”.
    1. End Use Preference is resolved and the error disappears.
  19. Change the quantity to 18 (1.5 PK) which is not allowed.
    1. The End Use field is still populated with “P” and the error to prevent the partial case does not appear.
    2. End Use Preference should have changed the value back to blank.

 

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