DUE_IND Computed As N For Wh-stocked WH Replenishment For Dynamic When Due_order_processing is N
(Doc ID 2918053.1)
Last updated on DECEMBER 26, 2022
Applies to:
Oracle Retail Merchandising System - Version 16.0.3 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
DUE_IND computed as N for wh-stocked WH replenishment for dynamic when due_order_processing = N leading to no order being generated.
Steps to recreate:
- Create an Approved item.
- Create an Approved Simple Pack for the Item with component qty = 4.
- Range both the Component Item and Simple Pack to a Warehouses and 2 Store.
- Create Daily Forecasts for the Store.
- Ensure that component item has some inventory.
- Put the item on Replenishment
- Put the store on Constant WH replenishment every day with Replenishment order Control = 'Manual' (M). Set the Simple Pack up as it's primary replenishment Pack. The Source WH I'll refer to as WH A.
- Put WH A on Dynamic WH replenishment. Set the Simple Pack up as it's primary replenishment Pack.
- Run RMS Replenishment batches
- Observe that due_ind is computed as N which is incorrect.
Cause
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