Process INPADR: Input addressing

ADRSLO: restrictions in movement input addressing conditions

This entry point is used to add specific conditions to the standard conditions so as to further restrict the authorized locations for a movement input addressing.

Context and operating mode

This entry point is called at the end of location verification with respect to the movement, if both are compatible. STAT is then equal to 0.

To indicate any incompatibility, enter an anomaly number bewteen 100 and 199 in [L]STAT as well as the reason in [V]GMESSAGE.

Transaction

Test adxlog.

Available tables and variables

[L]TYP equals ‘T’ if the addressing concerns a transfer

 ‘E’ if the addressing concerns an entry

[L]OPT includes ‘C’ to check that the movement meets the conditions in order to be addressed in input.

’P’ picking addressing

‘R’ adressing in reserve

‘S’ manual addressing (entered location)

‘D’ control of the available space in the location with respect to the packing unit number ([L]QTE_UC) and container number ([L]QTE) to be put away

 [L]QTE_UC2 and [L]QTE2 indicate the number of packing units and containers that can be stored in the location

 ‘?’ on-line mode (outside the transaction)

 ‘p’ authorized partial addressing

 ‘d’ authorized capacity exceeded (for a picking location with the option)

[L]MVT identifies the input movement on environment [L]FCY, [L]DEP

[L]STO, [L]SLO identify the location on site [L]FCY; both variables can remain empty if [L]OPT includes options ‘P’,’R’,’C’

[L]STAT is a number that identifies the type of incompatibility between the location and the movement (100 and 199 in specific)

Table INPUTM is open

Table SLOT is open.

MAXINPCTR: determination of the number of product containers that can be authori

This entry point is either used to determine the number of product containers that can still be authorized into the priority input store if the product container of the movement indicates a maximum value, or to prohibit this limit.

Context and operating mode

This entry point is called in reserve addressing when the product container of the input movement is set up with a maximum number of containers that is superior to 0.

[L]MAGENT is assigned, [L]QDISPO equals 0.

If GPE remains to 0, the standard calculation is carried out: [L]QDISPO = maximum number of containers -  product container number for the reserve stock objects of store [L]MAGENT.

Otherwise, enter [L]QDISPO or reset [L]MAGENT to zero.

Transaction

Test adxlog.

Available tables and variables

[L]MAGENT is the prioritary input store for the input movement product container; not entered unless there is a limitation.

[L]QDISPO is the number of product containers that still are authorized in input on store [L]MAGENT

STOCKOBJ table open

Table STORECHN is open and entered

Table ITEMCTR is open and entered.

ICPCSPMGT: Managing the incomplete container match.

This entry point is used to take over when exploiting the incomplete container match table.

Context and operating method

This entry point is called on reserve addressing. It is used to replace a specific processing when searching a location with exploitation of the incomplete container match table.

Set the global variable GEP to 1 to prevent the standard processing.

Transaction

Test adxlog.

Available tables and variables

Table ICPCTREQV open.

Table INPUTM is open and values are entered.