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DRIVER ASSIGNMENT Status Error When Attempting to Unassign Driver From Relay Shipment (Doc ID 1307754.1)

Last updated on JULY 20, 2024

Applies to:

Oracle Fleet Management - Version 6.1.1 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

When attempting to unassign a driver from a relay shipment, the following error occurs.

-- Error
2011-02-02 12:02:22.745 446259 Error Exception Status error for Shipment V1.06182
DRIVER ASSIGNMENT status must be one of the following: [DRIVER ASSIGNMENT_ASSIGNED, DRIVER ASSIGNMENT_COMMITTED]

at glog.business.action.comm.AbstractShipmentValidator.checkCanPerform(AbstractShipmentValidator.java:77)
at glog.business.action.fleetassignment.driver.ValidateUnassignDriverFromShipmentAction.preValidate(ValidateUnassignDriverFromShipmentAction.java:66)
at glog.business.action.shipment.AbstractShipmentPlanningAction.perform(AbstractShipmentPlanningAction.java:117)
at glog.business.action.fleetassignment.AbstractFleetShipmentPlanningAction.perform(AbstractFleetShipmentPlanningAction.java:95)
at glog.business.session.FleetAssignmentActionSessionBean.validateUnassignDriverFromShipment(FleetAssignmentActionSessionBean.java:677)
at glog.business.session.FleetAssignmentActionSessionServerSideEJBWrapper.validateUnassignDriverFromShipment(FleetAssignmentActionSessionServerSideEJBWrapper.java:661)
at glog.business.session.FleetAssignmentActionSessionServerSideEJBWrapper_c0gjd_EOImpl.validateUnassignDriverFromShipment(FleetAssignmentActionSessionServerSideEJBWrapper_c0gjd_EOImpl.java:4166)
at glog.business.session.gen.FleetAssignmentActionSessionSkel.validateUnassignDriverFromShipment(FleetAssignmentActionSessionSkel.java:766)


-- Steps
The issue can be reproduced at will with the following steps.
DRIVER
DRIVER2
Created Order Release: Order_1

1. Navigate to Order Management -> Order Release -> Order Release
2. Search for order release: Order_1
3. Actions -> Operational Planning -> Create Buy Shipment -> Direct (click ok on popups)

Take note of the shipment ID (will be referred as shipment#1)

4. Click on shipment#1
5. Actions -> Fleet Management -> Assign -> Equipment Type
6. Check the "Freight" box and click OK (this should assign the equipment type successfully)
7. Actions -> Fleet Management -> Assign -> Driver
8. Using Manual, enter driver: DRIVER and click OK (this should assign the driver successfully)
9. Actions -> Fleet Management -> Assign -> Equipment
10. Check the radio button under "Process" and enter "GENERIC" in the Equipment ID field...click OK (this should assign the equipment successfully)


11. Actions -> Fleet Management -> Manage Relays -> Relay Shipment Breakdown (click ok on ignore criteria)
12. Enter the following:

Breakdown Location ID=[BREAKDOWN_LOCATION]
Shipment Stop Number=[SHIPMENT_STOP_NUM]
Insert Breakdown location before existing stop=checked
Driver Breakdown=checked

13. Click ok (this should successfully relay the shipment into two shipments

Take note of the shipment ID for the second shipment (will be referred as shipment#2)

14. Click on shipment#2
15. Actions -> Fleet Management -> Assign -> Driver
16. Use "Manual" with driver: DRIVER2

This will change the status of the shipment to DRIVER ASSIGNMENT_ASSIGNED

17. from shipment#2 again, Actions -> Fleet Management -> Fleet Unassign -> Driver

This will set the status of shipment#2 to DRIVER ASSIGNMENT_UNASSIGNED. However it will ALSO set the status of shipment#1 to DRIVER ASSIGNMENT_NOT STARTED...even though the Driver is Still assigned. To observe this:

18. Navigate to Shipment Management -> Shipment Management -> Buy Shipments
19. Search for Shipment#1
20. Click View

Notice that the driver is displayed as: DRIVER

21. Click on STATUS button

Notice that the status is: DRIVER ASSIGNMENT_NOT STARTED

Changes

 

Cause

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