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ORDER RELEASE - MOD - EDIT SHIPMENT Agent Action in OMD Agent Is Not Triggered To Update Shipment When Adding An Order Release (OR) Line To Exisiting OR Planned On a Shipment (Doc ID 2200045.1)

Last updated on JULY 20, 2024

Applies to:

Oracle Transportation Management - Version 6.4.1 to 6.4.2 [Release 6.4]
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

ACTUAL BEHAVIOR
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An order is created by sending a Release XML inbound to OTM with an order configuration of ONE TO ONE (ex: 2 lines and 2 ship units). The order is planned onto a shipment. A second Release XML is sent to add a line and ship unit with transaction code RC. The order is modified successfully. The ORDER RELEASE - MODIFY agent is active which is triggered by this integration. The agent action ORDER RELEASE - MOD - EDIT SHIPMENT is not triggered as the condition CheckEditableShipment logic still returns false when adding a ship unit, even though it is just a quantity change.


EXPECTED BEHAVIOR
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It is expected that the agent action ORDER RELEASE - MOD - EDIT SHIPMENT be triggered to propagate the changes to the respective shipment. This is with the expectation that a quantity change (by adding a line item on the order) should pass the logic of CheckEditableShipment as a true condition.


STEPS
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The issue can be reproduced with the following steps:

1. Upload an order xml to create the order
2. Plan the created order onto a shipment
3. Upload an order xml to modify the existing order by adding a ship unit / line.
4. By looking at the logs you will see that the following which indicates that the condition returned false and ORDER RELEASE - MOD - EDIT SHIPMENT was never executed:

 

 

Cause

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