Receiving Transactions Fails With RVTTH-115B, RVTTH-115D, RVTTH-115F, RVTTH-115H, RVTTH-115J
(Doc ID 301524.1)
Last updated on NOVEMBER 11, 2024
Applies to:
Oracle Inventory Management - Version 11.5.10.0 and laterOracle Warehouse Management - Version 11.5.10.0 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.
FORM:RCVTXERT.FMB - Enter Receiving Transactions GUI
This document includes all versions of Oracle E-Business Suite 11i and Release 12
This document is intended to help users successfully setup organizations for the purpose of Intercompany Invoicing through the Oracle Inventory Application.
Symptoms
On a non-Warehouse Management System (WMS) Organizations, when attempting to perform Correction/Deliver/Inspection/Return one of the following error occurs.
Error
RVTTH-115j: Subroutine process_transaction() returned error.
RVTTH-115h: Subroutine process_transaction() returned error
RVTTH-115d: Subroutine process_transaction() returned error.
RVTTH-115f: Subroutine process_transaction() returned error.
RVTTH-115b: Subroutine process_transaction() returned error.
Old Behaviour:
Move Order can be created during receiving for non-WMS organizations
New Behaviour:
Move Order cannot be created during receiving for non-WMS organizations
WMS Enabled?
You can see if an organization is WMS Enabled reviewing the Inventory > Setup > Organization > Parameters screen. There is a WMS Enabled flag for each organization. You could also run SQL like the following:
SELECT mp.ORGANIZATION_ID
, ood.ORGANIZATION_CODE
, ood.ORGANIZATION_NAME
, mp.WMS_ENABLED_FLAG
FROM org_organization_definitions ood, mtl_parameters mp
WHERE ood.ORGANIZATION_ID = mp.ORGANIZATION_ID
ORDER BY 1;
Changes
For some cases, this issue began after an upgrade to 11.5.10 from earlier release (like 11.5.9).
However, there are also scenarios where the upgrade did NOT occur.
Cause
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In this Document
Symptoms |
Changes |
Cause |
Solution |
A. Avoiding the Issue |
B. DATAFIX |
References |