As mentioned, the LaborDtl does not directly link to the Part-Tran. And that's because it wasn't the LaborDtl transaction that directly created part transaction. Labor transaction will only directly change the WIP related tables. The only thing I can think of is if it was the final operation and you have auto receive to inventory turned on. That's the only way for the quantity reported in labor entry to trigger a inventory receipt. But it was the Job Receipt to Inventory transaction (automatic or not) that creates the Part-Tran record. Automatic receive to inventory can make a mess when mistakes are made, especially with average costing.
--- In vantage@yahoogroups.com, "Babette Welch" <bwelch@...> wrote:
> Does anyone know the fields which link the
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> Labor-Dtl table to the Part-Tran table?
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> (Vantage 8.3)
> When a Labor-Detail is entered it creates a Part-Tran record.
> A worker entered a Labor-Detail (through Labor Entry)
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> with a LaborQty =2.
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> That created a Part-Tran record of MFG-STK for the 2 parts.
> The Labor-Detail was later deleted but the Part-Tran record was NOT
> deleted.
> I am trying to find out the link between the two tables.
> All assistance is appreciated.
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>
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> Babette Welch