Ron
01/16/2025, 8:53 PMCeligo AI
01/16/2025, 8:54 PMAI generated answer (using internal Slack threads):Based on the conversations, it seems that there are a few ways to manage components in a work order other than through a work order issue. 1. Deleting the Work Order Issue: If the work order is no longer needed and you need to pull the component back from WIP to raw material, one of the suggestions is to delete the work order issue. This is applicable if your work order issue is in an open period. 2. Editing the Date on the Issuance or Completion: If there is no GL impact on work order close, it might be because there was a work order completion somewhere and it was created before the issuance of the components. In this case, you can try to edit the date on either the issuance or completion. The issuance should come first. 3. Creating Work Order Issue from Work Order: You can create a work order issue from a work order using
record.transform()
. However, you need to set the inventory details for components. This involves working with subrecords and setting the fields in your code. You need to select the item, bin, set the lot number, and quantity.
Remember to go through the documentation on how to script subrecords and learn how to create the inventory details you want in the UI first. Then retrieve the inventory detail in code so that you can see the IDs of the fields you set.
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01/16/2025, 8:54 PMSlack thread 1: here (available only if the original thread was posted in the last 90 days)
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01/16/2025, 8:54 PM