<@U5776F4QP> no the workorder will still show buil...
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karlenigma
08/29/2018, 6:32 AM@martin.hambalek no the workorder will still show built as it was built. This records the build in would not record an unbuild. Bit like sales orders don't record a return.
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martin.hambalek
08/30/2018, 3:33 PMIt seems that the functionality may have changed after our upgrade last week. The user is telling me that if the Assembly Build was unbuilt, the original WO would have a Build button so she could build it again. We're not seeing that build button.
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karlenigma
08/30/2018, 3:52 PMHmmmm may of changed. but not noticed. Try deleting the assembly build to see if button shows then on the workorder.
karlenigma
08/30/2018, 3:52 PMI would have thought they were being deleted not unbuilt
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martin.hambalek
08/30/2018, 7:37 PMI'll try that in our sandbox. I raised a ticket with support asking them about it.
martin.hambalek
08/31/2018, 5:31 PMHere's what support said. Basically what you said.
I have checked the reported behavior and noted that this is a standard behavior. When you unbuild the related Assembly Build of a Work Order, the status of the Work Order does not go back to Pending Built. You may notice that the Unbuild transaction is not linked to the Work Order and the Assembly Build, only the Assembly Built is connected to the Work Order, this is the reason why the Work Order still shows as Built.
Since the unbuild transaction is not linked to the Assembly Build, there is no option to rebuild. The work around you may need to do is to create a new Work Order for the Assembly Item and then create the Build.
An enhancement request is already filed regarding the linkage of the Assembly Build and Assembly Unbuild. I will attach the case to the enhancement for this to count as a vote and I will also send you a separate email containing the details.
martin.hambalek
08/31/2018, 5:31 PMEnhancement 77321
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karlenigma
08/31/2018, 5:36 PMThought so.
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