IProcurement Deliver-To Location In Preferences- How to Change?

The deliver to location value is in iProcurement -> Preferences -> iProcurement Preferences -> Delivery
Metalink note 297757.1 (iProcurement Deliver-To Location LOV Defaults the Deliver To Org To The Item Master Org) states that the default deliver-to is set to be the master item inventory org.
If I have another inventory org set up, I can change it manually to that location code.
But I want to do it programmatically. Where is this value for the preference stored? I would like to change this.
Thanks.

See these threads..they might he helpful..
Requisitions Location Issue
how to restrict the Locations to Organization in PO (Shipment) or Receiving
Navigate to Locations form and then query your location.
Now go to "Other Details" tab and populate the Inventory Organization where the location actually belongs to.
This way you can restrict the location to a Inventory Org.
Don't know whether the same applies for iproc...you can give a try
HTH
Mahendra

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