In trying to delete an inventory item, there are dependent records, but none are listed. What is the best approach to locate dependent records that are not indicated when clicking the 'dependent records' link?

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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** When trying to delete an inventory item and encountering the issue of dependent records that are not listed, there are several approaches you can take to locate these dependent records: 1. Saved Search: Create a Saved Search with the only filter being the item in question. This can help you identify any records that are associated with the item. 2. Check Transactions: Look at the item's transactions. You can do this by going to the item's actions and then viewing all transactions. 3. Check Custom Records: The item might be added to a custom record, landed cost template, or any other type of record. 4. Check Item Assemblies, Kits, and Item Groups: The item might be part of an item assembly, kit, or item group. 5. Check Access: Ensure you have the necessary access to view the related records. Sometimes, even as an administrator, you might not have access to certain records. 6. Check Workflows, Customer Item Pricing, and Search Criteria: The item might be used in a workflow, customer item pricing, or as a criteria in a search. If you still can't find the dependent records, you might consider setting the item as inactive instead of deleting it. This can be a faster solution and won't consume a lot of effort to execute. However, if deletion is necessary, you might need to explore other ways to find these dependent records.