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Inventory Oversold issue

Posted on by Microsoft Employee

Hi,

I have come across a weird issue where for some non tracked materials are oversold in cost layers i.e. sold quantity is issue layer( table  IV10201) is more than sold quantity and receipt quantity in receipt layer (table IV10200) for same receipt sequence number.

Join of tables : IV10200 - columns [ITEMNMBR], [TRXLOCTN], [RCTSEQNM]   join with IV2010 columns [ITEMNMBR], [TRXLOCTN], [SRCRCTSEQNM].

Due to this, if I validate Purchase receipt inquiry screen for the item and try to calculate on hand from Total Received - total sold then it does not get matched with actual on hand on item maintenance.

Please help me what is the best way to correct this. I though of one solution - to run inventory reconcile first for the item, then make a negative adjustment with  the variance generated from cost layer (Difference of total sold qty from issue layer-total receipt qty from receipt layer) for that item but doubtful to do this.

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  • L Vail Profile Picture
    L Vail 65,271 on at
    RE: Inventory Oversold issue

    Hi,

    I'm confused as to what you mean by 'non tracked materials'. I thought the only way you could get an entry in the Purchase Receipts tabled was to sell or receive inventory items. Anytime you have an internal inconsistency like this, you have good advice directing you to run the Reconcile utility. To research it I would match the SOP documents in the IV10201 table with the documents in the SOP30300 table. I think any history inventory transactions will touch the IV30303, SOP30300, SEE30303 and IV10200/IV10201 tables. Depending on how far it is off, you may just do your adjustment and be done with it. All of that tracking down is very tedious.

    Kind regards,

    Leslie

  • Syrus Profile Picture
    Syrus 4,156 on at
    RE: Inventory Oversold issue

    there is an option in Inventory/SOP to sell more then Qty. on hand and then Inv. goes Negative. However what you are thinking is also a workable solution. Reconciliation will make the necessary adjustments if something is not transferred and taken out correctly and then Variance adjustment is the way to. SOP also has a prompt at the time of taking the order; to override the Qty. on hand and can be disabled not to go negative.

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