Part Record Inspection Requirement

You can also set it on the subcontract operation on the job….just so you know…

 

Manasa

 

 

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This checkbox may have more to do with whether there is an inspection plan assigned than making an inspection required at PO. To my knowledge, you can only set inspection required at Supplier and Part Class, then at PO Entry or receipt, if not set elsewhere.

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I am using Epicor 10.0.700.4. I noticed the hidden "Inspection Required" checkbox on the Sites > List sheet within Part Maintenance. I have set this flag and tried using that same part as a line item on a purchase order and didn't get the inspection requirement flag?? Can anybody comment on this??

Thanks



This checkbox may have more to do with whether there is an inspection plan assigned than making an inspection required at PO. To my knowledge, you can only set inspection required at Supplier and Part Class, then at PO Entry or receipt, if not set elsewhere.
If you want to have the part inspected, create a copy of the part class - assign the same GL Control to it and assign the Inspection Required Part Class to the part, bit of a hassel, but accomplishes what you want with no programming.  :)

Bruce Larson

Bruce at LarsonSolutions dot com

We don’t use inspections plans, so I did a data directive to check the box in the PO.

 

Greg

 

 

no conditions

 

execute ABL

 

/* Set Rcv Insp Required */

 

For each ttPODetail fields ( RcvInspectionReq PartNum ) where ttPODetail.RowMod = 'A' or ttPODetail.RowMod = 'U',

                                                                                each PartPlant fields ( RcvInspectionReq ) where ttPODetail.Company = PartPlant.Company and ttPODetail.PartNum = PartPlant.PartNum and partPlant.Plant = cur-plant.

 

if PartPlant.RcvInspectionReq = no then next.

                                                                               

                Assign ttPODetail.RcvInspectionReq = PartPlant.RcvInspectionReq.

                                                                               

End.

 

 

 

 

 

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This checkbox may have more to do with whether there is an inspection plan assigned than making an inspection required at PO. To my knowledge, you can only set inspection required at Supplier and Part Class, then at PO Entry or receipt, if not set elsewhere.



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