Staging Area

Hi all,
'Backordered quantities are left in the staging subinventory. They are not automatically returned to their source location' What can i do to return them back to their location?
Is it possible to let me know how can i achieve this?
Thanks
Newbie

I don't think there is a systemic workaround because Oracle does not know if or when the material was moved back to the warehouse racks.
You can write a report that runs every night and prints/emails the warehouse personnel. The report will list the onhand quantities in the staging subinventory but does not have any reservations.
And then it is upto the warehouse personnel to physically move the material back to the racks and enter the subinventory transfer transactions in Oracle.
Hope this helps,
Sandeep Gandhi

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