Functional Impact Assessment Document for Logistics RUP9

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1Functional Impact Assessment Document for Logistics RUP9

FUNCTIONAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT DOCUMENT Oracle Inventory and Oracle Warehouse Management12.1.3 RUP9

Application Release: 12.1.3

Author: Logistics Quality Assurance Team

Creation Date: April 2, 2014

Last Updated Date: May 12, 2014Version: 1


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Contents

1 PATCH DETAILS .............................................................................................................................................................. 5

1.1 Consolidated Patch Details ..........................................................................................................................................................5

1.2 List of Patches/Fixes Included .....................................................................................................................................................5

2 SCOPE ................................................................................................................................................................................. 6

2.1 New Enhancements ....................................................................................................................................................................6

2.2 Functional Changes in Inventory .................................................................................................................................................6 2.2.1 Receiving...................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 2.2.2 Mobile Receiving ......................................................................................................................................................................... 6 2.2.3 On-hand ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 6 2.2.4 Cycle Counting ............................................................................................................................................................................. 7 2.2.5 E-Record and E-Signature (ERES) ................................................................................................................................................. 7 2.2.6 Reservation .................................................................................................................................................................................. 7 2.2.7 Report .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 7

2.3 Functional Changes in Warehouse Management ............................................................. ...........................................................8 2.3.1 Physical Count ............................................................................................................................................................................. 8 2.3.2 Shipping ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 8 2.3.3 Label Printing ............................................................................................................................................................................... 8 2.3.4 Inbound ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 2.3.5 Inquiry.......................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 2.3.6 Packing Workbench ..................................................................................................................................................................... 9 2.3.7 Outbound .................................................................................................................................................................................. 10 2.3.8 Material Management ................. .................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ..... 10 2.3.9 Pick Load ................ ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ................. ........... 11 2.3.10 LPN Management ...................................................................................................................................................................... 11 2.3.11 Lot and Serial Management ...................................................................................................................................................... 11 2.3.12 Pick Release ............................................................................................................................................................................... 12 2.3.13 Warehouse Shipping.................................................................................................................................................................. 12 2.3.14 Devices....................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 2.3.15 iSetup ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 12 2.3.16 Rules .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 13 2.3.17 Task Management ..................................................................................................................................................................... 13


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2.3.18 Labor Management ................................................................................................................................................................... 13

3 FUNCTIONAL IMPACT ................................................................................................................................................ 14

4 NOTES ............................................................................................................................................................................. 15


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1 Patch Details

1.1 Consolidated Patch Details

Patch Number Patch Description Comments

18618946 LOGISTICS RUP9 None

1.2 List of Patches/Fixes Included

List of fixes for Oracle Logistics RUP9
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2 Scope

2.1 New Enhancements None

2.2 Functional Changes in Inventory

2.2.1 Receiving

In Oracle Inventory, the add to receipt functionality is supported in the Receiving OpenInterface (ROI). You can now do an add to receipt transaction through the backend andwith the application windows.

In Oracle Inventory, you can now create substitute receipts from item receipts.

2.2.2 Mobile ReceivingIn Oracle Inventory, the Descriptive Flex Field (DFF) entered in the Receipt window isdisplayed appropriately in the Header Details window of the Receiving Transaction Summarywindow.

2.2.3 On-handIn Oracle Inventory, the existing reservation is updated when manual allocation and the moveorder transaction for the Oracle Process Manufacturing (OPM) batch is performed for whichreservations already exist.


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2.2.4 Cycle Counting In Oracle Inventory, when you create a cycle count for a serialized item with the serial control

option and if before counting the entry, if the same serial is transferred to a different location(staging) due to a sales order pick transaction, then the system displays an error message whilecounting the same serial in the original location.

In Oracle Inventory, in the Cycle Count Approve Summary window, you can view the cyclecount entries created by an employee who is no longer an active employee.

2.2.5

E-Record and E-Signature (ERES)In Oracle Inventory, in an on-hand status enabled organization, when you change the materialstatus in the Material Workbench window, the system creates a single ERES when only onerecord is selected in the window.

2.2.6 ReservationA demand source of Internal Order has been added to enable users to select Internal Order atthe line level and for serial controlled items.

2.2.7 ReportThe Serial Number Transaction Register report no longer truncates the serial number to 23characters; it displays the whole serial number.


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2.3 Functional Changes in Warehouse Management

2.3.1 Physical Count

The Launch Adjustment program for physical inventory completes successfully when the physicalinventory is created with blank tags, and the License Plate Number (LPN) is counted in a differentlocation.

2.3.2 Shipping

While performing Direct Ship, for an auto-created delivery line, Freight on Board (FOB) isassigned and this line can be shipped through Direct Ship using only hot keys ( s for followed by an n for ) in the mobile application, ShipConfirm validates FOB code correctly.

2.3.3 Label Printing

After performing the purchase order receipt for a lot and lot expiration controlled item using themobile client, when you navigate to Warehousing > Labels > Label Request to manual print thematerial label for the received item, the Lot Expiration field on the label is populated with correctvalue.

For the LPN Summary Label, for the Receipt Business Flow, multiple labels aregenerated appropriately when a user has multiple entries in the per_people_f table.

Label set can be created successfully when the organization is not Electronic Product Code (EPC)enabled.


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2.3.4 Inbound

While attempting a return to supplier for a one time item, system does not check reservation.

In Oracle Warehouse Management, you can do inspection and delivery for Advanced ShipmentBilling Notice (ASBN) receipts. Previously the system would not set Advance Shipment Notice(ASN) flag for ASBN receipts while inserting move orders for inspection transaction, due towhich move order was getting created but transaction was failing while validating the move orderagainst ASN Shipment line.

In Oracle Warehouse Management, when performing the receipt of an Inter-Org Transfer with astandard routing you will not be able to receive more quantity than the shipment quantity of a lot.

Returns from

Receiving to Supplier

for a Lot Indivisible item works correctly with multiple lotsin a License Plate Number (LPN).

When the putaway strategy is changed, the WMS rule engine will suggest a new putaway locationafter the interval of pre-generate.

2.3.5 Inquiry

Walkup Inquiry mobile page does not require you to enter the Item field when personalization isenabled.

2.3.6 Packing Workbench

Packing Workbench works correctly while querying eligible material with the ship-to locationhaving 256 characters.


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2.3.7 Outbound

While displaying graphs in the wave planning feature, the titles on the graphs are translated intothe language in which the application is being run.

When you open the wave details in the Wave Workbench, the system displays all the details because the size of line_status and line_progress fields was increased in thewms_wp_lines_gtmp table to 200.

The update of the cost group of the inner LPN is restricted, when you perform a manual drop ofmaterial in an LPN from a project locator to an existing LPN in a common locator wherecommon material is enabled

Partial quantity allocations against a move order line is not allowed for individual lot and serial

controlled items in Project Manufacturing (PJM) organizations.

Curtail pick with cycle count workflow creates a single independent task.

2.3.8 Material Management While running the Push Replenishment request, if you specify the ABC compile group and item

classification through parameters, then the result replenishment move orders will contain only

those items belonging to the specified ABC compile group and item classification.

The on-hand status retains the same status for the cost group update through both the Mobileand Material Workbench.

Calculate Billing Units concurrent program displays all rules in the Rule Name field when theservice agreement is created just for the current day.

Billing Rules window displays service agreements in the Service Agreement field even whentheir end date is the current system date.


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The system updates the current locator capacity while doing putaway of the LPN fortransactions which include assigning a container item to the LPN that already resides in aspecific locator, or changing physical attributes of the items on the Item Master window.

While performing the sales order pick task for lot controlled items on Mobile, the system does

not allow you to load the entire LPN, which contains the same required quantity with differentlot for which the assigned lot status disallows the Shop Order Picking Transaction.

2.3.9 Pick Load

While performing Pick Drop, if the default drop location is overridden, then for the subsequentdrops this overridden (new) location is displayed to you as the drop location, when the outboundoperation plan Direct Consolidation in staging lane within delivery is used.

The system enables you to drop tasks inside the first task/LPN in consolidation locators whenthe operation plan is set as "LPN based consolidation in consolidation locator, within delivery instaging lane".

2.3.10 LPN Management

Querying of a License Plate Number (LPN) through the Update Status page, displays the LPNdetails like Weight, Weight UOM, Volume, and Volume UOM appropriately.

When two users attempt to ship LPNs (with no delivery) in parallel which are loaded at thesame time, the system enables shipping the second LPN when you press the Ship All button forthe first LPN.

2.3.11 Lot and Serial Management

Lot Indivisible items that are packed in a License Plate Number (LPN) are not allowed to beSplit/Pack/Unpack partially.


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Serial Number field displays appropriately while receiving an ISO shipment with serialsgenerated at sales order issue using function inbound >receive- >Int Ship. When receivingan ISO shipment which has multiple lines with serials generated at sales order, receivingtransaction process runs successfully.

2.3.12 Pick Release

The custom validation that is added in the WMS_Re_Custom.Pub.Custom_Validate_Picking_SkuAPI is called if the organization is WMS enabled.

2.3.13 Warehouse Shipping

Wave status will be moved to Released (Warning) when the wave is released in concurrent modewith sales orders having insufficient quantity in the Wave Workbench window.

2.3.14 Devices

When signing on to the device using mobile where multiple sign on is not enabled, theemployee name displays in the WMS Define Devices window for WCS enabledorganizations.

Pick none using the wms_device_confirmation_pub.device_confirmation API workscorrectly when the move order has more than one material transaction.

2.3.15 iSetup

The WMS Rules Workbench API works correctly for Rule Type "Cost Group" and withthe return type code as "V".


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In WMS Rules Workbench API, the filter condition for Organization Code fetches allorganization codes.

WMS Rules Workbench API works correctly for planned cross dock, opportunity crossdock, and cartonization.

2.3.16 Rules

WMS picking rule with attribute4 as parameter for customers object is created correctly.

2.3.17 Task Management

While running the Launch Task Release concurrent process, the carton group is cartonizedonly when the carton group tasks is released.

2.3.18 Labor Management

Manual & System Directed Task under Engineered Labor Standards Attributes enablesentering of paper based pick tasks for Activity - Manufacturing with Activity Detail ofPicking for a Load/Drop operation for pick transaction .


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3 Functional Impact

Inventory

Receiving Mobile Receiving On-Hand Cycle Counting ERES Reservation Reports

WMS

Inbound Inquiry Packing Workbench Outbound Material Management Pick Load LPN Management Lot and Serial Management Pick Release

Warehouse Shipping Devices iSetup Rules Task Management Labor Management Physical Count Shipping Label Printing


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4 Notes None


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Functional Impact Assessment Document

Oracle Inventory and Oracle Warehouse

Management, Release 12.1.3 RUP8

February 2014

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