Showing posts with label pick release. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pick release. Show all posts

Order Management Pick Release - Technical

What is Pick Release?
Pick release perform process starts, once the Order is scheduled and booked, then we need to release the order  to warehouse for shipping 

1: ENTER THE SALES ORDER
Once order is entered.
The Header information stored in OE_ORDER_HEADERS_ALL and the Line information stored in OE_ORDER_LINES_ALL, when the order is entered.
The Column: Flow_Status_Code is available both OE header and line tables, to define status of order at each stage        

What is Back Order in OM? How are Backorders Handled

What is Back order? When it occurs?
In the Back Order the material gets unreserved. .  Backorders caused by Pick Releasing (PR) order lines when there is no or not enough stock available.  And backorders caused by shipping less, at Ship confirm, than what was released.

Pick Release Status of an Order line

Below post will give you the details about the pick release status
Instance: 11i or R12
Table: WSH_DELIVERY_DETAILS
Column: RELEASED_STATUS
Possible Values:
B: Backordered- Line failed to be allocated in Inventory
C: Shipped -Line has been shipped
D: Cancelled -Line is Cancelled
N: Not Ready for Release -Line is not ready to be released
R: Ready to Release: Line is ready to be released
S: Released to Warehouse: Line has been released to Inventory for processing
X: Not Applicable- Line is not applicable for Pick Release
Y: Staged- Line has been picked and staged by Inventory

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Delivery:
A delivery consists of a set of delivery lines that are scheduled to be shipped to a customer’s ship-to location on a specific date and time. In a delivery, you can include items from different sales orders as well as back orders. You can group multiple deliveries together to create a trip.
More than one trip may be required to complete a delivery. For example, a delivery can consist of two trips, the first trip by truck and the second trip by rail.