| Adjustment Order Lines History (whinh5571m000) |  |
| Use this session to view the history of processed adjustment order lines. Inventory adjustment orders can be manually created or automatically generated. The automatically generated inventory adjustment orders are directly processed and, as a result, only displayed in history.
Fields | Description
Transaction Date | The date on which the adjustment lines are removed resulting in the creation of a adjustment order line history record.
History Status | The history status of the adjustment order line. Allowed values The order can have one of the below status: Created Modified Processed Removed
User | The logon code of the person who modified the order.
User name | The name of the person.
Option List ID | The identification of the options and features for a configured item. The ID is used in the item specification to match supply and demand. The ASN specifications include the option list ID. The ASN specifications are populated from the Inbound Order Lines (whinh2110m000) session. In turn, the specifications on the inbound order line are populated from the purchase schedule line. For configurable purchased items in Warehousing, only the option list ID is part of the specifications. This means that inventory is maintained per option list ID and is the total of inventory of all product variants with the same option list ID. Note The field is displayed only if the Assembly Control (ASC) check box is selected in the Implemented Software Components (tccom0100s000) session. The field is populated only for configurable purchased items and manufactured assembly (FAS) items. Related topics Configurable purchased items in Warehousing Changing the configuration of the purchased configurable item
Related topics To perform inventory adjustments
Commands | Description
Serials | Starts the session in which you can specify the serial number of the serialized items that are not in inventory.
Project Data | Starts the Cycle Counting Order Line Project Data (whinh5107m000) session.