workorder with committed items not showing on assembly build after it had a build and deleted then trying to create a new one

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Based on the conversations, it seems like the issue of a work order with committed items not showing on assembly build after it had a build and deleted then trying to create a new one could be due to a few reasons: 1. The status of the work order: If the work order is in progress or closed, it might not allow for changes or deletions. You might need to change the status of the work order to allow for modifications. 2. Linked work orders: If there is a linked work order created from the original work order, you will need to delete the linked work order first before you can delete a line from the original work order. 3. Committed items still showing: If items are committed to a work order, they will still show as committed even if they are transferred to a different location or adjusted out of stock. You might need to return the merchandise to the vendor or modify the receipt to receive less of the damaged pieces. 4. Special order items: If the assembly is marked as a special order, NetSuite will create a new Work Order for that line on the Sales Order and that exact work order needs to be built in order for that line to be committed. Even if you do a standalone Work Order for a large quantity of that item, it will not commit until the linked Work Order is built. 5. Sales Order approvals: If you use Sales Order approvals, ensure that the Sales Order is approved. If it's not approved, it might show as backordered. 6. Location of the items: Ensure that your Work Orders/Assemblies are using the same location as the Sales Order. If they are not, it might cause issues with the commitment of items. Remember to always check the status of your work orders, the linked work orders, the committed items, and the location of your items to ensure everything is in order. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******