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Reschedule sales orders

cathy_liang
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Hello experts,

Plz share your advice on how to meet the below requirement. Is it the only way to develop a new program by copying V_V2? If V_V2 has enhancement, what is it?

A list of background jobs for V_V2 are scheduled for multiple subsidiaries. Now one subsidiary requests that credit blocked sales orders should be the lowest priority during V_V2. Currently sales orders are confirmed when stock are sufficient, even credit block. If it is lack of stock, sales orders transfer requirement, even credit block.

For example, sales order A has higher priority than sales order B during V_V2. Because sales order A has credit block, sales order B is required to have higher priority than sales order A. At the same time, sales order A need to transfer requirement if stock is not sufficient. After credit block is released, sales order A recovers its priority during V_V2.

cathy_liang
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Or, is it possible to only transfer requirement for credit blocked sales orders but not confirmed? How to achieve it?

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Lakshmipathi
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Yes wherever, you don't want ATP to be carried out again, check the box "Fixed date and Qty" for those sale orders

Lakshmipathi
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Currently sales orders are confirmed when stock are sufficient, even credit block

Can you reconfirm whether even for credit blocked sale orders, system is confirming the stock for you? With the standard configuration, even if stock is there, system will not confirm the stock and to bypass this validation, you need to remove the routine 101 from ovb8

cathy_liang
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Thanks for prompt reply.

Yes, credit block orders can be confirmed.

To prioritize credit blocked sales orders during V_V2, is it the only way to develop a new program by copying V_V2? If V_V2 has enhancement, what is it?

cathy_liang
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