We are testing converting from Avg cost to standard cost. In order to do an effective cost rollup, we must unallocate/unreserve all parts. However, there are many parts that are in Picking or picked status. Has someone found a way to unpick several orders? I having to go and unpick sales orders one at a time. And I am under a deadline to get this resolved quickly.
Go into Fulfillment Workbench, filter the records on the criteria âIn Pickingâ, then select All the returned lines
Actions | Unallocate Unreserve
That should sort all the orders out in 1 go
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I donât understand the impact of Reserved/Allocated/In Picking on an effective Cost Roll. At least Iâve never seen any.
For us in the back, can you elaborate?
Thanks!
This will walk back anything in âPickingâ
@CDingas is asking how to walk back something that has already been picked. (I think)
I am not aware of a way to do this, I believe you need to do it one at a time VIA Unpick Sales Order.
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We are converting from AVG to STD. In order to do this, there has to be no inventory so a standard cost can be added then a cost rollup can be completed. The issue I was having to see if there was a fasted way to unpick something without going through UnPick Sales Order.
On 10.2.500, probably not.
I checked to see if there was a DMT extension for this but there is not.
Next would be using a REST call, looping through a dataset with some script, like PowerShell⌠but I donât recall how mature 10.2.500 REST was.
Even then, it would depend on how many you have to go through⌠as it would take time to query, format into a proper list, write the script and then run it.
Looks like the REST (v1) call would be something like:
https://[YourAppServerURL]/api/v1/Erp.BO.UnpickTransactionSvc
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That sounds like a viable work around. Right now, I am trying to figure out why things are showing up as allocated (After I went to unpick several hundred orders) when I run a query, but Fulfillment WB does not show anything.
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