TRTSHTAUTO processing: TRTSHTAUTO
REGSTJAUTO: Used to adjust pending movements with a lot that has not been entere
This entry point is used to automatically adjust pending movements for which the lot has not been entered.
Context and operating mode
Transaction
There is one transaction in progress.
Log file
There is an open log file.
Different call cases - Significant variables
This entry point is called during the adjustment of a pending movement, just before the filters are loaded on the stocks that will adjust this movement.
To make the lot value optional in the movement to be adjusted, it is necessary to set the WLOTOPT local variable as follows: WLOTOPT = 1.
A pending movement involving a product managed by lot can thus be adjusted even if the lot has not been entered.
The significant masks are :
STKSHTSEL [SHTS](with the PNOL index): Pending movements to be adjusted
Open tables
In the table below, the significant content flag indicates that the content is in phase with the context (the current customer is loaded…).
Table | Significant content | Table Title |
STOCK | No | Stock |
ITMMASTER | Yes | Product |
ITMFACILIT | Yes | Product-site |
MODTRACE: Used to replace the standard log file with another
This entry point is used to replace the standard log file on adjustment of the shortages.
Context and operating mode
Transaction
There is one transaction in progress.
Log file
There is an open log file.
Different call cases - Significant variables
This entry point is called on adjustment of a shortage, right after each adjustment attempt.
To replace the standard log file with another (that should be written in the entry point), the GPE variable needs to be set as follows: GPE = 1
The local variable WACT is used to identify the context that matches the log file written in standard. The possible values are:
WACT = "A": Allocation of the shortage
WACT = "D": Deletion of the shortage
WACT = "M": Decrease of the shortage
WACT = "S": Result of the allocation attempt when there is still some shortage.
WACT = "F": End of a line adjustment ('The adjustment has ended correctly')
For example, if you do not want to trace the adjustment attempts that did not end correctly, you need to test [M:ALP]ALLQTY.
If [M:ALP]ALLQTY=0: GPE = 1: Endif
The significant masks are:
ALLPAR [ALP]: Parameters of the allocation ([M:ALP]ALLQTY contains the quantity that has been allocated)
STKSHTSEL [SHTS] (with the PNOL index): Pending movements to be adjusted
Open tables
In the table below, the significant content flag indicates that the content is in phase with the context (the current customer is loaded…).
Table | Significant content | Table Title |
STOCK | No | Stock |
STOALL | No | Allocation |
ITMMASTER | Yes | Product |
ITMFACILIT | Yes | Product-site |
NO_REAJUST: Used to prevent the readjustment of the allocated quantity in whole
This entry point is used to avoid readjusting the allocated quantity in whole sales unit.
Context and operating method
Transaction
There is one transaction in progress.
Log file
There is an open log file.
Different call cases - Significant variables
This entry point is called during the automatic adjustment of an allocation
for the types: [M:ALP]VCRTYP,2,3,4,5: orders, preparations, deliveries, invoices.
To avoid the adjustment, you need to set the GPE variable as follows: GPE = 1
The significant masks are :
ALLPAR [ALP]: Parameters of the allocation ([M:ALP]ALLQTY contains the quantity that has been allocated)
CRITSTASPE: Used to add filters during the adjustment
This entry point is used to add filters on the STOALL table when adjusting stock shortages.
Context and operating method
Transaction
There is no transaction in process.
Log file
There is an open log file.
Different call cases - Significant variables
This entry point is called when adjusting stock shortages.
The entry point is set just before the reading of the STOALL table.
The filter can be applied with the elements of the STKSHTSEL mask or STOALL table.
A heading of 250 alphanumeric characters is available: CRITSTA to define the filter