We have the similar problem as mikki. There are some inventory transactions with "on order" status for that production order. That inventory were meant to be a subtitute item and already been closed on the picking list journal. We tried to close the "on order" status by generating a new picking list journal for the same item without fill the consumption and thick the end field, but the error message appears again "Quantity ordered may not be reduced, as there are not enough stock transactions with 'on order' status. The items are 'Sold', 'Deducted' or 'Picked' .
--- In Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com, Harry Deshpande <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > hi > > Is there any inventory reference on the inventory transaction for the item? I dont have Ax in front of me right now, but this reference is I think on the second tab and the field is InventRefChildId or something similar > > regards > > harry > > ________________________________ > From: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com [EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of futzawm [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Monday, January 15, 2007 9:23 PM > To: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com > Subject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Production closing error: "Quantity ordered may not be reduced, as there are.." > > > Please help on the following problem (I have seen similar questions in > the forum but none Were resolved): > > We are trying to close a production order and the following error is > being generated: > > Calculating BOM Consumption > Posting - Picking list journal > Journal: PJXXXX > Voucher: PVyyyy > Line No: 1 > Item No: 00123 > > Quantity ordered may not be reduced, as there are not enough stock > transactions with 'on order' status. > The items are 'Sold', 'Deducted' or 'Picked'. > > The production was started with the item in question but another item > was substituted during production. Registration of the picking list > journal was thus done with the item consumption = 0. There are no > transactions with 'Sold', 'Deducted' or 'Picked' status for the item > as referring to that particular production. However, the item > transactions show a quantity equal to the original started quantity > with status 'On Order' for that particular production (therefore, no > reason for the error "not enough stock transactions with 'On Order' > status"). I saw one earlier response to this type of problem by > "fvatne" where it was suggested that the problem can be a result of > mismatch "between different dimensions". This seemed a logical reason > but the problem was not solved even after we removed all dimension > restrictions on the particular item. How would we be able to resolve > this problem? Would be very grateful for some pointers. > > Thanks. > Mikki >
