Work order was created with components having an item source of work order and purchase order. Why were the POs and WOs not generated?

AI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):

The generation of Purchase Orders (POs) and Work Orders (WOs) from components with an item source of Work Order and Purchase Order depends on several factors in NetSuite. Firstly, the automatic generation of POs and WOs is typically triggered by the setting of the 'Create PO' field on the sales order line. If this field is not set to 'Special Order' or 'Drop Shipment', then no PO will be generated. Secondly, the 'Preferred Vendor' field on the item record must be filled out. This field determines the vendor to whom the PO will be sent. If this field is not filled out, then no PO will be generated. Thirdly, the 'Auto-Create Work Order' field on the item record must be checked. This field determines whether a WO should be automatically created when the item is sold. If this field is not checked, then no WO will be generated. Lastly, the 'Available' field on the item record must be greater than zero. This field represents the quantity of the item that is available for sale. If this field is zero, then no WO will be generated. If all these conditions are met, then POs and WOs should be automatically generated when the item is sold. If they are not being generated, then it is likely that one or more of these conditions are not being met. In the case of the Map/Reduce script mentioned in the second thread, it is possible that the script is not correctly setting the 'Create PO' field or the 'Preferred Vendor' field. The code of the script would need to be reviewed to determine if this is the case. In the case of the Bill of Materials mentioned in the third thread, it is possible that the 'Auto-Create Work Order' field is not being checked or that the 'Available' field is zero. These fields would need to be reviewed to determine if this is the case. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******