| # Allocation Change Order (whinh1620m000) Use this session to view and maintain allocation change orders. Changing an inventory allocation is required, for example, if the order for which the inventory is allocated is cancelled. To change the allocated-to inventory, you must change the specification for a particular item quantity in a warehouse. The items can be contained in handling units. In the header section, header data is entered such as the change order ID, the warehouse, and the handling unit (if present). In the lines section, details such as the item and item quantity are inserted. If you doubleclick a line in the lines section, the Allocation Change Order Lines (whinh1130m000) starts where you can insert the details of the specification to be replaced and the new specification. If you enter a handling unit in the current session, ERP LN generates a change order line for each handling unit in the handling unit structure that has a specification. To make the allocation changes effective, you must process the change order. On the Specific menu, options are available to process change orders by batch or individually. Performance aspects To save system performance, you must regularly delete data you no longer need. For this purpose, the following sessions are available on the Specific menu: Remove Allocation Change Orders (whinh1270m000) Remove processed or unprocessed change orders. Delete/Archive Allocation Change Orders (whinh1275m000) Delete, archive, or delete and archive allocation change order history data. If you select delete and archive, the history data is deleted in the current company and archived in the archive company. The Delete/Archive Allocation Change Orders (whinh1275m000) session is available from the Specific menu of the Allocation Change Orders History (whinh1570m000) session. For further information on performance aspects, see: Clean up data History data Related topics Allocation and hard pegging overview Handling units Order The ID number of the allocation change order. Warehouse The warehouse in which the inventory allocation must change. You cannot enter a warehouse of type Financial. If a change order line is present for the current change order, you cannot change the warehouse. Series The series of the change order. Order Date The creation date of the change order. Created by The user who created the change order. Reason A user-defined description that is based on a transaction and its type. Reason codes assist in selecting data for inquiry and for reporting. The default value of this field is defined in the Allocation Change field of the Inventory Handling Parameters (whinh0100m000) session. Handling Unit The handling unit that contains inventory whose allocation is to change. If you enter a handling unit, for each child handling unit (if present) that has a specification, ERP LN generates a change order line in the Allocation Change Order Lines (whinh1130m000) session. You can only allocate, or change the allocation of, handling units with status In Stock. Processed If this check box is selected, the change order is processed, that is, the allocation change has become effective. If a change order is processed, you can no longer modify the data. Process Date The date on which the change order is processed. Processed by The user who processed the change order. Header Text If this check box is selected, a text is present for the change order. Details Starts the Allocation Change Orders (whinh1120m000) details session. Process Use this command to process the selected change orders. Handling Units Starts the Handling Units (whwmd5130m000) session showing the selected handling unit. Tree Structure Shows the tree structure of the handling unit listed on the change order. Allocation Change Orders History Starts the Allocation Change Orders History (whinh1570m000) session. Process Allocation Change Orders Starts the Process Allocation Change Orders (whinh1220m000) session. Remove Allocation Change Orders Starts the Remove Allocation Change Orders (whinh1270m000) session. Print Allocation Change Orders Starts the Print Allocation Change Orders (whinh1420m000) session. Print Labels for Handling Units Starts the Print Labels for Handling Units (whwmd5430m100) session. |