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Location directive based on Batch Disposition code

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Hi,

I am trying to extend a location directive to handle purchase order receipts by Batch disposition code. I can't seem to find the best query to retrieve and handle location put actions where the Batch disposition code is a certain value.

Work template is as follows:

Pick

Print

Put -directive code-

-stop-

Pick

Put

Location directive for the first pick/put pair determines which inbound dock. What I want to do is create a location directive query which looks at the Batch disposition code 'goodBatch' which points towards holding locations ready for the next pick/put and one for 'badBatch' which points towards a Return location profile.

Can anyone help?

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  • MichaelWC Profile Picture
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    136 on at

    I found the answer. It turns out you can refer to the specific Batch details being received. By using the Following query objects:

    Purchase order item

    --> Stock Dimensions (Fixed Assetts)

    ----> Batches

    Now you can select from the Batches object, in this case I used the Batch disposition code. Perfect, WHS is such a big step up from WMS II. Not sure why you have to go through the Fixed Assetts version of the Stock Dimensions but it works nonetheless.

  • CU15091430-0 Profile Picture
    2 on at
    Hi,
     
    I have an issue with the purchase orders location directives query setup to track batch disposition codes with batches object in d365 F&O; it doesn't work as expected:
    I have added as follows:
    Purchase order lines
    -> items
    -> batches
    the batch disposition codes don't work
     
    Do you have any idea how to move on?
     
    thanks. 
     

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