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I have tried reversing the order so that PART_NO comes before location and it now works but we wanted location first as that is what the user will need the information for first to go to that location to then be shown what part to pick ! Does this sound like a bug ?
Heres the config for the process
Here is an example from Live. I have checked stock and the part is only in one location and we can see that 50 are allocated for the picklist we are working on which is 10378. The LOV also only shows the one location.The pick by choice on both systems is set to I have also included the pick listAfter manually selecting the location then the part number, the next screen in the WADACO process auto populates as expected
Hi @bear7364, are the configurations otherwise identical with regards to the order of data items? Br, Mikko Hi, yes, both are identical !
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ThiliniK, that is a great answer as long as there are no humans working at your company. The point I would like to make is that humans make mistakes, regularly, even on serial numbers and even after they have been used in transactions. Flipping 2 digits, missing a digit or just misreading something. Sometimes sadly mistakes are discovered even after they have been used in many transactions, but very commonly after the object is used in service management in 1 or 2 work orders. My company is a long time user of IFS and tracking many thousands of serial parts/serial objects, so you can imagine how many times we have needed a data repair - I can’t even count. Our users think it’s a big shortcoming in IFS not to be able to correct a serial number nicely through the system, recording the history of the change! We have a similar issue but we re-use units and need to keep the same serial number but change the part numbers and still keep its history. We could do this on our previous system b
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