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Backflushing Pull Components

As you perform move and completion transactions that complete assembles at an operation or complete assemblies into inventory, the system automatically backflushes pull components not under lot, serial number, or lot and serial control from their respective supply subinventories. Reversing these transactions returns backflushed components back to their subinventories. See: Backflush Transactions and Reverse Backflush Transactions.

Pull components under lot, serial number, or lot and serial number control are handed somewhat differently. Lot controlled components can also be automatically backflushed but only if the WIP Backflush Lot Selection Parameter is set to auto-FIFO selection -- by Receipt Date or Expiration Date -- and there is sufficient inventory. Components under serial number or lot and serial control cannot however be backflushed without the manual entry of the applicable lot and/or serial numbers. See: Lot and Serial Number Backflushing.

Operation and Assembly Pull components are not automatically backflushed when you complete assemblies at an operation or complete job or schedule assemblies into inventory if the following conditions exist:

Attention: Backflush transactions that do not complete because there is insufficient inventory can be resubmitted using the Pending Transactions window in Oracle Inventory. See: Viewing Pending Transactions.

Pull components that are not backflushed can be manually issued using the WIP Material Transactions window. You can use the WIP Material Transaction window to issue these components that were not backflushed because the backflush transaction was cancelled. See: Issuing and Returning Specific Components.

   To backflush or return backflushed components under lot, serial, or lot and serial control:

See Also

Overview of Backflush Transactions

Move Transaction Types

Performing Move Transactions

Performing Move Completion and Move Return Transactions


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