Enough stock coverage

hi,
for item purchased based on moving average price,
when there is a variance between migo and miro, it will debit or credit stock account and update map of material accordingly if enough stock coverage is there.
1 may i know what does it mean by enough stock coverage? means at least there is 1 quantity in the total stock in mm03 when purchase? can have example?
2 if 0 quantity in the total stock what will happen?
thanks

hi Hari,
thanks and point given.
1) enough stock coverage is only happening during MIRO? will MIGO happen?
2) can clarify this if the meaning of enough stock coverage is correct.
item is moving average price.
say this is a new purchase or maybe item with 0 stock in warehouse.
now i purchase 10 unit at the price of $1. the total value is $10
during MIGO, the map will change when debit the inventory.
DR inventory 10
CR grc 10
so now the
map 1
total stock 10 = 10
total value $10
when MIRO, somehow due to some reason stock only 2 and map is 1.20.
map 1.10
total stock 2
total value $2.20
may i know how is the accounting entry and the map, total stock, total value would be after MIRO?
thanks

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