RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Production closing error: Quantity ordered may not be reduced, as there are

2007-01-23 Thread Harry Deshpande
Hi

Ok now copy the data to a test system. Clear out the inventory reference (set 
it to none) and inventory reference number (set it to ) manually. Close the 
production order and check if the problem goes away. This will confirm the root 
cause of the problem

Regards

Harry



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Subject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Production closing error: Quantity 
ordered may not be reduced, as there are


Hi Harry, thanks for the response. I can't find the line in any of the
BoM journals (there isn't a BoM journal associated with that
particular production which has not been registered). So just to be
sure, would the line in the database you mention be the line in the
'InventTrans' table--i.e., the line with references?

Thanks again!
Mikki

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 Harry Deshpande
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 Hi

 If this field is filled up then there is a BOM journal that has not
been posted. If you cant see this in the form then search for the line
in the database.

 If (you find the line)
 Delete this line and you should be ok
 else
 Let me know.

 Regards

 Harry




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 Subject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Production closing error:
Quantity ordered may not be reduced, as there are


 Thanks for your response, Harry. I believe you are referring to the
 'General' tab of the 'Transactions' form. Yes, there's an inventory
 reference (the field is 'TransChildRefId' and the Type is 'Picking
 List Journal'). Would that be of significance? Note that the status of
 the transaction is 'On order' as pointed out in my original question.

 Regards.
 Mikki

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Harry Deshpande
 harryd@ 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
 
  
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  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: PJ
  Voucher: PV
  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

RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Production closing error: Quantity ordered may not be reduced, as there are

2007-01-23 Thread Harry Deshpande
hi

The two fields on inventtrans transchildtype and transchildrefid. you will have 
to change the field properties to enable allowedit

regards

harry


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Subject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Production closing error: Quantity 
ordered may not be reduced, as there are


I am sorry Harry, but exactly where and how do I do that? I mean I
copied the data to a test environment and I do know how to make manual
changes on tables (though I am very uncomfortable doing that). But I
am not sure exactly which table and exactly which fields to change
(clear out the inventory reference, inventory reference number).
Thanks for bearing with me!

Mikki

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 Harry Deshpande
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi

 Ok now copy the data to a test system. Clear out the inventory
reference (set it to none) and inventory reference number (set it to
) manually. Close the production order and check if the problem goes
away. This will confirm the root cause of the problem

 Regards

 Harry


 
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 Sent: 22 January 2007 18:33
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 Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.commailto:Axapta-Knowledge-Village%40yahoogroups.com
 Subject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Production closing error:
Quantity ordered may not be reduced, as there are


 Hi Harry, thanks for the response. I can't find the line in any of the
 BoM journals (there isn't a BoM journal associated with that
 particular production which has not been registered). So just to be
 sure, would the line in the database you mention be the line in the
 'InventTrans' table--i.e., the line with references?

 Thanks again!
 Mikki

 --- In
Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.commailto:Axapta-Knowledge-Village%40yahoogroups.commailto:Axapta-Knowledge-Village%40yahoogroups.com,
Harry Deshpande
 harryd@ wrote:
 
  Hi
 
  If this field is filled up then there is a BOM journal that has not
 been posted. If you cant see this in the form then search for the line
 in the database.
 
  If (you find the line)
  Delete this line and you should be ok
  else
  Let me know.
 
  Regards
 
  Harry
 
 
 
 
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Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.commailto:Axapta-Knowledge-Village%40yahoogroups.commailto:Axapta-Knowledge-Village%40yahoogroups.com
  Subject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Production closing error:
 Quantity ordered may not be reduced, as there are
 
 
  Thanks for your response, Harry. I believe you are referring to the
  'General' tab of the 'Transactions' form. Yes, there's an inventory
  reference (the field is 'TransChildRefId' and the Type is 'Picking
  List Journal'). Would that be of significance? Note that the status of
  the transaction is 'On order' as pointed out in my original question.
 
  Regards.
  Mikki
 
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 Harry Deshpande
  harryd@ 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:

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Re: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Production closing error: Quantity ordered may not be reduced, as there are

2007-01-22 Thread Subrahmanyam,Mamidi
Hi,
  I am not sure if you have already solved this.
   
  Can you please check the InventTransID of the problemed Line, to see if that 
exists in inventTrans table with status 'Onorder' and the same line exits in 
InventJournalTrans table?. I beleive the journal posting is 
incomplete/errored/messed up and didnget updated properly.
   
  or if are a techy guy, you might want to put in a debug point near and around 
Inventmovement / upd classes/subclasses to see where irs erroring out.
   
  Good Luck,
  Subbu
  1 less for double master.

futzawm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  
Hi Harry, thanks for the response. I can't find the line in any of the
BoM journals (there isn't a BoM journal associated with that
particular production which has not been registered). So just to be
sure, would the line in the database you mention be the line in the
'InventTrans' table--i.e., the line with references?

Thanks again!
Mikki

--- In Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com, Harry Deshpande
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hi
 
 If this field is filled up then there is a BOM journal that has not
been posted. If you cant see this in the form then search for the line
in the database.
 
 If (you find the line)
 Delete this line and you should be ok
 else
 Let me know.
 
 Regards
 
 Harry
 
 
 
 
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of futzawm
 Sent: 17 January 2007 18:21
 To: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com
 Subject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Production closing error:
Quantity ordered may not be reduced, as there are
 
 
 Thanks for your response, Harry. I believe you are referring to the
 'General' tab of the 'Transactions' form. Yes, there's an inventory
 reference (the field is 'TransChildRefId' and the Type is 'Picking
 List Journal'). Would that be of significance? Note that the status of
 the transaction is 'On order' as pointed out in my original question.
 
 Regards.
 Mikki
 
 --- In
Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.commailto:Axapta-Knowledge-Village%40yahoogroups.com,
Harry Deshpande
 harryd@ 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.commailto:Axapta-Knowledge-Village%40yahoogroups.com

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  To:
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  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: PJ
  Voucher: PV
  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
 
 
 
 
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RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Production closing error: Quantity ordered may not be reduced, as there are

2007-01-18 Thread Harry Deshpande
Hi

If this field is filled up then there is a BOM journal that has not been 
posted. If you cant see this in the form then search for the line in the 
database.

If (you find the line)
 Delete this line and you should be ok
else
 Let me know.

Regards

Harry




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of included script samples are subject to the terms specified at 
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view.




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Sent: 17 January 2007 18:21
To: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Re: Production closing error: Quantity 
ordered may not be reduced, as there are


Thanks for your response, Harry. I believe you are referring to the
'General' tab of the 'Transactions' form. Yes, there's an inventory
reference (the field is 'TransChildRefId' and the Type is 'Picking
List Journal'). Would that be of significance? Note that the status of
the transaction is 'On order' as pointed out in my original question.

Regards.
Mikki

--- In 
Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.commailto:Axapta-Knowledge-Village%40yahoogroups.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

 
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 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: PJ
 Voucher: PV
 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




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