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Why Material Transactions Shows Latest Expiry Date Always For The Transactions Happened In The Past? (Doc ID 2339862.1)

Last updated on DECEMBER 15, 2017

Applies to:

Oracle Inventory Management - Version 12.2.4 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Goal

Why material transactions shows latest expiry date always for the transactions happened in the past?

STEPS

  1. Perform a transaction -- Navigate to Inventory > Transactions > Miscellaneous transactions.
  2. Perform a miscellaneous receipt for a lot controlled item with an expiration date.
    * Be sure to note the expiration date used like 18-Dec-2018.
  3. Update the expiration date on the lot -- Navigate to Inventory > Onhand > Lots
  4. Query the lot from the transaction and update the expiration date.
    * For example, change the expiration date from 18-Dec-2018 to 19-Dec-2018
  5. Now requery the transaction -- Navigate to Inventory > transactions > material transactions : Query a lot controlled transaction.
  6. Choose the lot/serial button.
  7. Review the lot expiration.
  8. The expiration is the updated value on the lot.

Solution

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