Comment 39 for bug 915568
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| Lionel Sausin - Initiatives/Numérigraphe (ls-initiatives) wrote | #39 |
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For the moment trunk-wms will forbid inventories as soon as there quants in any state other than "cancel".
Numerigraphe's just Loïc pointed out that surely it's going to be a problem with goods being reserved by the scheduler!
In a factory for example, mrp will be reserving raw materials every day, no matter if an inventory is expected or not.
So you won't ever be able to conduct an inventory in real life.
Ideally I suppose we should "break" reservations and set the procurement orders back to their initial state, and then recompute the procurements when the inventory is done (but then that's a problem with MTO isn't it?)
Or we could simply ignore reservations and only take the "done" moves into account.
What do you think about that ?