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Jacopo Cappellato commented on OFBIZ-313: ----------------------------------------- Ray, I really think that "Reserve Order Enum Id" refers to the order in which inventory items are reserved according to their creation date; but I could be wrong and it would be great to have feedback from others about this subject. I was not suggesting to close this issue, I'm sure there is an issue that we have to fix. There is a small detail that I'd like to add to your example: the date or sequence in which the sales orders are created should not the only/main rule to set orders' priority. We should look instead at ship groups' ship before date etc... > FIFO stock reservation not being honoured > ----------------------------------------- > > Key: OFBIZ-313 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OFBIZ-313 > Project: OFBiz (The Open for Business Project) > Issue Type: Bug > Components: product > Affects Versions: SVN trunk > Reporter: David E. Jones > Assigned To: Ray Barlow > > This issue is from the old Undersun Jira server, submitted by Ray Barlow and > described as below: > The default catalogue data suggests that orders should be prioritised on the > FIFO priniciple for stock allocation. So when order1 comes in it should be > allocated all the stock it requires for completion before order2 and stay > that way. > I'm ignoring the business complications that can arise around picking order2 > first as it is being held up by one item order1 has and order1 is being held > up because of another item etc. > The FIFO allocation fails under the following scenario: (clean database > against SVN seed data) > 1) Place an order for 10 x WG-9943-S4. This allocates all ATP stock. > 2) Create some more stock against WG-9943-S4, I've done 10/10 on ATP/QOH > 3) Now create another order 10 x WG-9943-S4, which again should allocate all > the stock. > 4) Both orders should be ready to complete, nothing on back order. > 5) In the order manager view order WS10000 (order1) and click on the > inventory link, mine is showing as id 10000 > 6) Add an invariance to remove some stock i.e. -2/-2 ATP/QOH as damaged. > 7) Back to the order view and now WS10000 is on back order. This means order2 > has jumped the que and the balance routine did not honour the FIFO prinicple! > WS10000 should get priority over the stock allocated to order2. > PS: When I clicked on "Find Order" and show all records, it displayed 1-2 of > 2, but in the list there was only order number WS10000 visible, I'll > investigate further, but it appears the view is showing one to few! -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.