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The document discusses unit of measure (UoM) conversions in an Oracle application. It defines an inter-class conversion of 1 unit equaling 4 pounds. Transactions are rejected if the UoM difference is outside tolerance limits, and accepted if within tolerance. On-hand quantities are adjusted based on the defined UoM conversion. The application allows entering prices in different UoMs and sales orders can be placed in one UoM while secondary quantities are calculated using the defined conversion.

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The document discusses unit of measure (UoM) conversions in an Oracle application. It defines an inter-class conversion of 1 unit equaling 4 pounds. Transactions are rejected if the UoM difference is outside tolerance limits, and accepted if within tolerance. On-hand quantities are adjusted based on the defined UoM conversion. The application allows entering prices in different UoMs and sales orders can be placed in one UoM while secondary quantities are calculated using the defined conversion.

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Item Definition:

UoM Conversion Define Inter-class conversion (Item Specific) 1 Unit = 4 pounds

Transactions:

If the difference between the two units during the transaction goes beyond the specified limits, then the system rejects the transaction. If it is within tolerance, it accepts.

On-Hand availability:

Miscellaneous Issue:

On-hand: In the above transaction, even though we didn t give any value in Lbs, the application deducted one chicken (as unit) and 4 pounds (as weight) as per conversion.

Price List view Oracle accepts different price values for different UoM as shown below and you can sell in any UoM.

Sales Order: Oracle will pull the price based on the UoM mentioned in the order line, also it asks to feed the secondary qty as well. But note that, the final transaction will happen based on UoM entered in order line and then the other qty is calculated.

Now process the order: Book > Release > Pick Confirm > Ship confirm

Observe the above shipping transaction: Line 1.1: even though it is showing Secondary Requested qty as 12 actual Secondary Shipped Quantity is 11.5.(as per conversion), as 46 Lbs of chicken comes to 11.5 pcs. Line 1.2: Here we didn t give qty in Lbs, so oracle calculated it based on conversion and populated the value. At the end of this transaction, that final on-Hand qty is shown as follows: Units: 50- (11.5+12) = 26.5 Lbs: 196 (46 +48) = 102

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