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How To Identify A Line If It Was Ever Back Ordered (Doc ID 1108401.1)

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Goal
Solution

APPLIES TO:

Oracle Order Management - Version 11.5.10.2 and later

Information in this document applies to any platform.
***Checked for relevance on 26-Oct-2012***

GOAL

Is there a way to record and report if a sales order line was ever backordered? If yes, want to include item, quantity, and date in report.

SOLUTION

The backorder report only reports the actual situation.

There are several ways to find how many times a line has been backordered. These may have to be reviewed with line split process. For
example:

1. Simple query to find the number of times the line has got picked, please modify the query for finding the item, move order line.

select count (distinct MOVE_ORDER_LINE_ID) Backorder

from MTL_MATERIAL_TRANSACTIONS TRN,
MTL_SYSTEM_ITEMS ITM
where TRN.ORGANIZATION_ID = ITM.ORGANIZATION_ID
and TRN.INVENTORY_ITEM_ID = ITM.INVENTORY_ITEM_ID
and TRN.TRX_SOURCE_LINE_ID = &line_id;

The query output will provide number of times the line got picked and backordered (minus 1 for the shipment if it has happened).

2. Using front end UI, please use the following navigation : Inventory > Transactions > Material Transactions
Query the order using source type = "sales order"
and in source field please use "order number-Order Type-Order Source"
Click Find button - should bring back similar result as the query above.

3. Each time a line gets backordered, there is a record inserted into 'WSH_EXCEPTIONS' with EXCEPTION_NAME as
WSH_PICK_BACKORDER. You can query this table using line_id, inventory_item_id and creation_date to see the count of records which
would indicate the number of times a line got backordered at pick release.

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