Destination type code in po receipts

HI All,
Iam doing a report on po receipts in which there is a column destination_type_code to be displayed, when we looked at the view in the form that is bringing the column value it was from rcv_supply, but when we checked in that table we could not get the value from the above table for some of the receipts.
We are not able to get the exact table from which the destination_type_code is getting populated from, sometimes it is coming from rcv_transactions, sometimes from rcv_shipment_lines and sometimes from rcv_supply. Can anyone tell on what basis does this value is getting stored in the above mentioned tables.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Sandeep V

Sandeep,
Destination type is originally stored in PO Distributions (PO_DISTRIBUTIONS_ALL) and used by all elsewhere.
Thanks
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