WIP TRANSACTION를 조회 화면에서

제품 : MFG_WIP
작성날짜 : 2005-05-30
WIP TRANSACTION를 조회 화면에서 "DISTRIBUTION" BUTTON이 비활성화됨
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PURPOSE
WIP Transaction를 조회하는 화면에서 "Distribution" Button이
비활성화된 원인 및 해결 방법
Problem Description
WIP Transaction를 조회하는 화면에서 "Distribution" Button이
비활성화되어 distribution에 대한 정보를 조회할 수 없음.
Workaround
N/A
Solution Description
원인 > WIP Job관련 Transaction들에 대해 Cost manager를
통해 Costing되지 않은 상태임.
Fix방법>
1. cost manager가 Active상태인지 확인
Navigation path: Inventory > Setup > Interface manager
2. transaction이 Costed되었느지 확인
Navigation Path: Cost > View Transactions > Material Transactions
the reason and reference tab 확인
3. Run the following sql script:
select costed_flag, transaction_group_id
from mtl_material_transactions
where costed_flag IN ('E','N');
Return되는 data는 아직 Costing되지 않은 data임.
4. Error가 발생한 Data는 다음과 같이 data를 초기화한다.
update mtl_material_transactions
set costed_flag = 'N',
transaction_group_id = NULL,
transaction_set_id = NULL
where costed_flag = 'E' or costed_flag = 'N'
Reference Documents
Note:257408.1

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