Reason Codes Maintenance - Revision history

Spmcd: Redirecting to WHS0080

2009-03-20T10:33:29Z

Redirecting to WHS0080

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	~~'''Reason Codes Maintenance (WHS0080)'''~~		#REDIRECT[[WHS0080]]

	Reason Codes are two character abbreviations used to describe why a particular action within the system has been taken.  For example, reason codes needs to be entered for every stock adjustment, hold and pick adjustment.

	~~Whether a reason code is to be used to hold stock or not, determines whether the hold code flags are set to Y or N.~~

	[[~~Image:res_code_main.png~~]]

	~~'''Note:'''~~

	* The codes used to describe an adjustment must be clearly understood by the operational staff as the Description entered here is not shown throughout all of  the screens during processing.
	* The G/B field determines whether a reason code is good or bad.  This functionality is mainly used within Sales Order Processing (Proof of Delivery) to determine whether stock should be written off or not.
	* The user may see a different layout to this screen than the one shown here.  This is based on a Program level registry setting ‘WHS Layout Visible’ under WHS0080.  The versions shown here is the generic screen.<br/>

Spmcd at 16:06, 19 March 2009

2009-03-19T16:06:21Z

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	'''Note:'''		'''Note:'''

	** The codes used to describe an adjustment must be clearly understood by the operational staff as the Description entered here is not shown throughout all of  the screens during processing.		* The codes used to describe an adjustment must be clearly understood by the operational staff as the Description entered here is not shown throughout all of  the screens during processing.
	* The G/B field determines whether a reason code is good or bad.  This functionality is mainly used within Sales Order Processing (Proof of Delivery) to determine whether stock should be written off or not.		* The G/B field determines whether a reason code is good or bad.  This functionality is mainly used within Sales Order Processing (Proof of Delivery) to determine whether stock should be written off or not.
	* The user may see a different layout to this screen than the one shown here.  This is based on a Program level registry setting ‘WHS Layout Visible’ under WHS0080.  The versions shown here is the generic screen.<br/>		* The user may see a different layout to this screen than the one shown here.  This is based on a Program level registry setting ‘WHS Layout Visible’ under WHS0080.  The versions shown here is the generic screen.<br/>

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2009-03-19T16:06:11Z

New page: '''Reason Codes Maintenance (WHS0080)''' Reason Codes are two character abbreviations used to describe why a particular action within the system has been taken. For example, reason ...

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'''Reason Codes Maintenance (WHS0080)'''

Reason Codes are two character abbreviations used to describe why a particular action within the system has been taken.  For example, reason codes needs to be entered for every stock adjustment, hold and pick adjustment. 

Whether a reason code is to be used to hold stock or not, determines whether the hold code flags are set to Y or N.

[[Image:res_code_main.png]]

'''Note:'''

** The codes used to describe an adjustment must be clearly understood by the operational staff as the Description entered here is not shown throughout all of  the screens during processing.
* The G/B field determines whether a reason code is good or bad.  This functionality is mainly used within Sales Order Processing (Proof of Delivery) to determine whether stock should be written off or not.
* The user may see a different layout to this screen than the one shown here.  This is based on a Program level registry setting ‘WHS Layout Visible’ under WHS0080.  The versions shown here is the generic screen.<br/>