Previous Next
INV: Pick Slip Batch Size
Determines the number of move order lines allocated during one commit cycle for replenishment move orders, and move order requisitions.
INV: Product Family Item Template
Indicates the template to be applied when you define a product family item. Inventory predefines a value of Product Family for this profile option upon installation.
This profile option is updateable at all System Administrator levels.
INV: Project Miscellaneous Transaction Expenditure Type
Governs the entry of expenditure types for project miscellaneous transactions. Available values are:
System Derived from
Cost Elements
You cannot enter expenditure types for project miscellaneous transactions. The Cost Collector uses the expenditure types linked to the cost elements of the current weighted average unit cost of the item to post to Projects.
User Entered You must enter expenditure types for project miscellaneous transactions.
This profile option is updateable at all levels.
INV: Purchasing by Revision
This profile option determines the purchasing interfaces tables that are populated with revision information from Oracle Inventory. If you set the profile option to Yes, the revision information passes to the purchasing interface tables whenever you create a requisition in Inventory for revision controlled items. If you set the profile option to No, it creates the requisition without revision control.
This profile option is updateable at the site level only.
INV: Quantity Tree Timeout for Lock
When an item is pick released the quantity tree for that item is locked so no other processes can allocate the same item. If the quantity tree is locked by a different pick release batch, pick release waits until the lock is released. This profile option determines how long the pick release process waits for the lock to be released. Once the time indicate is exceeded, the pick release batch errors out. This avoids deadlocks during the pick release process.
This profile option is updateable at the site level only.
Previous Next
INV: Pick Slip Batch Size
Determines the number of move order lines allocated during one commit cycle for replenishment move orders, and move order requisitions.
INV: Product Family Item Template
Indicates the template to be applied when you define a product family item. Inventory predefines a value of Product Family for this profile option upon installation.
This profile option is updateable at all System Administrator levels.
INV: Project Miscellaneous Transaction Expenditure Type
Governs the entry of expenditure types for project miscellaneous transactions. Available values are:
System Derived from
Cost Elements
You cannot enter expenditure types for project miscellaneous transactions. The Cost Collector uses the expenditure types linked to the cost elements of the current weighted average unit cost of the item to post to Projects.
User Entered You must enter expenditure types for project miscellaneous transactions.
This profile option is updateable at all levels.
INV: Purchasing by Revision
This profile option determines the purchasing interfaces tables that are populated with revision information from Oracle Inventory. If you set the profile option to Yes, the revision information passes to the purchasing interface tables whenever you create a requisition in Inventory for revision controlled items. If you set the profile option to No, it creates the requisition without revision control.
This profile option is updateable at the site level only.
INV: Quantity Tree Timeout for Lock
When an item is pick released the quantity tree for that item is locked so no other processes can allocate the same item. If the quantity tree is locked by a different pick release batch, pick release waits until the lock is released. This profile option determines how long the pick release process waits for the lock to be released. Once the time indicate is exceeded, the pick release batch errors out. This avoids deadlocks during the pick release process.
This profile option is updateable at the site level only.
Previous Next
No comments:
Post a Comment