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In this scenario what are our options? (This is a hard requirement for our customers).
Is there a way we can create internal requisition maybe through a custom process? If so can you let me know where to start or what tools/products Oracle can help us in situations where Public Webservices won't be available?
Hello Sanket,
Appreciate your response and thank you for taking the time to look through this issue, I made the changes you suggested and unfortunately it still shows the same error :(
We are using planned items, unable to figure out why the source organization is not picking up based on the Sourcing Rules.
Thank you,
Shravan
Thanks, Ashok, I do have an SR open since the last 2 weeks - SR 3-20346143921: Unable to create Requisition with Destination Type Inventory - IMT Requisitions.
Hoping to find a resolution soon.
After going through metalink notes found out that from R13 the version needs to be included in the URL itself, made the change but still I get the same 400-Bad Request.
Ted - Thanks for taking the time to look into it..
FYI...Received an update from Oracle with the solution :
There is no direct REST API call to Complete the work order in 1 REST API Call. Instead, you need to drive this through Dispatch list, operation by operation.
Webservice to be used : Operation Transactions - Create Operation transactions - /fscmRestApi/resources/11.13.18.05/operationTransactions
Here is the sample payload :
{
"SourceSystemCode" : "FUSION_MOBILE",
"SourceSystemType" : "EXTERNAL",
"OperationTransactionDetail" : [
{
"SourceSystemCode" : "FUSION_MOBILE",
"OrganizationCode" : "M1",
"TransactionDate" : "2018-09-10 08:56:00-07:00",
"TransactionQuantity" : 10,
"WoOperationSequenceNumber" : 20,
"WorkOrderNumber" : "DSI_WO_1004",
"FromDispatchState" : "READY",
"ToDispatchState" : "COMPLETE"
}
]
}
Thank you for the response...Yes, I am actively looking for a solution , please let me know how I can reach you via chat...appreciate your help..
Thank you Siddesh , thats a perfect explanation..
Thank you Lynn...Appreciate your responses...That was helpful..
Thank you all for your responses..
There is a REST webservice to get the PO Remaining Qty..
https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/supply-chain-management/r13-update18a/fasrp/op-linestoreceive-get.html
/fscmRestApi/resources/11.13.18.02/linesToReceive
this would return - 'Available Quantity'
Thanks for the response...I could see the data similar to the Cloud application screens using the webservice you mentioned...I had to filter the service to return the information I need, could you please check the document and see if it seems right.Attached is the document with screen shots..
Attached is the screenshot of the Record Count Sequences..
We would like to implement the same screen..when the user enters the 'Cycle Count Name' and the Cycle count Subinventory and if it is a locator controlled subinventory, show them all the locators existing within the subinventory and then based on the combination of Cycle count name,Subinventory and locator we would like to show the items existing so they can record the count against the items.
Yes, I have also logged the SR with Oracle support and waiting on their feedback.
Attachement..
Lynn - Please check the document (EBS Inventory Cycle Counting in DSI Mobile Client), this is a mobile app version screenshots for Oracle EBS Cycle count, we are trying to design the same process for Oracle Cloud Cycle counting.
Also attached is the document which shows the screenshots of all the webservices we are using to complete the Cycle Count process.