Quesiton about Interface Trip Stop

We have a situation where our actual shipping is done by a third party. Consultants wrote two interfaces....one to create a file to be shiped once things are pick released, and another to import a file that will ship comfirm the same lines.
We had a situation where we were backed up for a while.
Essentially, we imported some files that were to ship confirm a lot of picked orders. I believe what happened were that they closed a lot of deliveries, but there were shipping exceptions so that even though they were closed, the corresponding order lines are still in a picked status. I'm guessing what happened was that the ITS wasn't run for these, and that's why they're where they are.
So, a lot of the exceptions were invalid tp dates, so I went ahead and closed all of those. But...I still need the order lines to close.
Can I run ITS blind, and if so will it work for all eligible deliveries, or do I have to run it for each delivery manually?
If I can run it wide open, will it only effect those deliveries that are eligible (i.e., only those that are ship confirmed)?
thanks for any guidance!!
-jerry

Hi Jerry,
I can't see any reason not to run it blind if you have 100s of deliveries for which the order lines need closing. As you surmise, it will just ignore anything ineligible. If you are still getting exceptions though, you might want to hone in more on where any problems lie ... i.e. run in debug mode and up your OM: Debug level to 5 so that you can see something meaningful in the output log for individual deliveries/trip stops.
One small caveat - if you're not supplying a trip stop or delivery in the ITS parameters then depending on your setup (i.e. if you have multiple orgs with their own shipping) you might want to at least populate the shipping warehouse in the organization parameter rather than run truly 'blind'.
It sounds as if your problems have all been in the DSNO part of the interface with tp date exceptions. I'm sure you're already aware that it's also possible to run the 3 parts of the ITS separately if necessary for troubleshooting ... lots of help on MOS for that.
Good luck...!
Jon

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Shipping Execution: Version : 12.0.0
Copyright (c) 1979, 1999, Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
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top
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Regards,
Jyoti
Edited by: Jyoti.Mohanty on Apr 20, 2009 2:46 AM

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1. Go into the responsibility: System Administrator.
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