Use this function to view the log file (trace) of a given lot. This log file displays:
This function manages the inter-site traceability.
Refer to documentation Implementation
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Enter in the header the selection criteria for the lot to be tracked.
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Fields
The following fields are present on this tab :
Block number 1
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Select the direction of the search:
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Enter the reference of the product for which the stock needs to be inquired. |
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Reference of the lot number to be processed. |
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Reference of the sub-lot number to be processed. |
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Reference of the serial number to be processed. |
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Enter a document type if you wish to filter the inquiry and restrict it to this type of document. |
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Reference of the document number to inquire, depending on the type chosen. |
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Enter the BP code or use the Lookup tool to search from the BP table. |
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The traceability of the various stock movements is displayed as in a graph.
Click Detail to display the log file details.
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The following fields are present on this tab :
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This field defines the entity level in the entity hierarchy. |
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Enter or select a storage site at which the selected product is active. The Selection icon (magnifying glass) only suggests products that are referenced in the products-sites table. |
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This field indicates the product reference code. It is generated by a sequence number counter (set up in function Sequence number counters) in the case when the product category has a sequence number counter code. The reference cannot be modified. It is automatically assigned and displayed when the product creation is complete. |
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This is the description entered on the product record. This description is transferred from the sales invoice to the purchase invoice in case of inter-company invoicing. When the invoice stems from another document, the standard description is inherited from the source line. |
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This field indicates the lot linked to the stock movement. |
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This field indicates the lot linked to the stock movement. |
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This is the product serial number. |
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This field indicates the product management unit in which are expressed:
This information is always displayed, regardless of the transaction used. It cannot be modified. |
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This is the quantity in stock unit calculated from the ordered quantity in order unit. If the entered quantity is not a multiple of the order unit, a warning message will be displayed. By default the minimum purchase quantity or the quantity of considered requirements is suggested. Under no circumstances the quantity entered is lower than these quantities. This quantity can be modified if the order unit entered is a packing unit for the product where the factor can be modified (see the packing unit grid in the Units tab in the Product record), but it is not accessible for the other units (Purchase unit of the product, Purchase unit defined for the supplier, Packing unit for the supplier, Stock unit). If the quantity in stock unit is modified, the factor expressed between the order unit and the purchase unit will be adjusted. |
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This field indicates the product status (A, Q, R).
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Document type that must be taken into account during the signature process or during a signature cancellation. |
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The document type, the document number and the document line number are used to identify the origin of the stock movement:
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The number of the journal line to process. |
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Enter the BP code or use the Lookup tool to search from the BP table. |
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Type of the transaction to be set up, to be chosen among the various proposed values. Each transaction type corresponds to an identified stock movement. |
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The code of the transaction is used to identify the stock transaction setup. If several transactions have been set up for a same transaction type (input, issue,etc.), a window appears to select one of them. |
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The analysis requests are automatically generated by several transactions, according to the setup: - receipts to stock with status Q, - manual status change to a status Q, - change from an expiry status to a status Q, The analysis request is used: - to list the products and lots pending control, - to keep a history of data entered during the quality control, - to keep the link with the receipt or the work order to be controlled. A lot can have several simultaneous analysis requests if it has been subject to several separate receipts. The sequence number for the analysis requests can be set up via the sequence number function. |
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Use this field to enter additional information, if necessary. |
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This field indicates the first recorded identifier. |
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This is the journal number at the origin of the requirement. |
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This field displays the user who created (entered) the record. |
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This field displays the creation (entry) date of the object. |
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This indicator is linked to the field that follows. It enables the user to force the value of the field when it is activated. |
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Click this action to view the stock transactions.
Click this action to view the stock by site.
Click this action to view the management data for this product.
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Click this action to:
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Click this action to print the displayed log file. |
Click this action to view the detail of the generated log file (transaction type, BP, description, etc.) by changing the display mode (grid). |
Click this action to view the log file, based on the defined criteria. |
You cannot use this function to view the components used in an Assembly, or recovered after a Disassembly.
In addition to the generic error messages, the following messages can appear during the entry :
The selection is not sufficient.
The product entered does not exist in the general product file.