WaDaCo Pick By Choice serialized and lot/batch

Hi Koen,

I’m not sure that the text is 100% correct, that scenario might be when PBC is not enabled.

I suggest you try it out and see what happens.

Hello Dario,

I have tested this, I got an error message saying there is not enough availability for the part. I have 10 parts on stock, all available.

That is what triggered me to investigate this.

Ok. I just remember that I recently reacted to that text and wondered if it was correct since something similar existed already before PBC was introduced in Apps10 but then it was more general for all processes. It felt strange why this suddenly was PBC limitation only. But maybe its a limitation for both with and without PBC.

Hi, I have a related question I think,

I have lot/batch on a part. Two batches in inventory.

I reserv one batch and create the pick list.

Use Scan IT Aurena App and the Report picking of parts-process.

Then when I pick, I can still select any of the batches by choice and the reservation would change. No warning that we do not pick according to reservation.

Is this what you are looking for?

Is this the way it should be, not caring about reservations?

@LundahlOskar 

Yes pick by choice don’t give any warnings if you don’t picked the reserved record in wadaco, that would be very annoying to have plus we don’t support warnings or info messages in wadaco anyway.

@Dario Zani if using PBC and I pick from another location, shouldn’t my reservation be decremented by the amount I picked?  I am seeing that sometimes it is decrementing and sometimes it is not, yet I have Unreserve = YES in my WaDaCo configuration.

Shop Order has a need for 1037 and we over picked using WaDaCo

Data Collection Session (highlighted lines showing unreserve, flag, part number and qty picked):

Only one material inventory transaction for that part on that SO:

But all my reservations remained:

Any Ideas???

Cloud 22R2

@ctaylor56 

I don’t really know since that is Shop Order picking process that have the UNRESERVE data item and I’m no expert how that process works.

Sounds more like a question to ask in the Manufacturing section.