Question about creating new warehouse

for what reason that we need to move inventory to new warehouse when we find replacement for the old one,why didn't we change warehouse name of old one directly?

Hi,
When you already have material in your old warehouse system doesn't allow you change the name directly.. N this is sap's Std procedure.. So, for this you have shift the material first then make changed or create new one and then take back material.
Regards
Priyanka.P

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