Order Unscheduling
There are three different actions to unschedule order lines and associated schedule details or groups of order lines: Undemand, Unreserve, and Unschedule.
Undemand
The Undemand action removes demand from currently demanded order lines, removes the demand record from the Inventory demand table (MTL_DEMAND), and clears the schedule status. If you undemand a ship set or a Ship Together model that includes an ATO configuration with an attached configuration item, Order Entry/Shipping does not undemand the ATO configuration. Undemanding the configuration also means unattaching it from the configuration item. If you want to undemand the ATO configuration, navigate to the ATO model order line in the Schedule Details or Lines to Schedule window and choose Undemand in the Action field. If the ship set or ship-together model includes a demanded ATO configuration that does not have an attached configuration item, Order Entry/Shipping removes demand from this order line along with all the others in the ship set or ship-together model.
Unreserve
The Unreserve action changes reservations on currently reserved order lines to demand, updates the demand record from the Inventory demand table (MTL_DEMAND), and sets the schedule status to Demanded. If you unreserve a ship set or a ship-together model that includes an ATO configuration with an attached configuration item, Order Entry/Shipping does not unreserve the ATO configuration. If you want to unreserve the ATO configuration, go to the ATO model order line in the Schedule Details or Lines to Schedule window and choose Unreserve in the Action field.
Unschedule
The Unschedule action removes both demand and reservations from currently demanded or reserved order lines, removes all demand and reservations from the Inventory demand table (MTL_DEMAND), and clears the Schedule Status field. If you unschedule a ship set or a ship-together model that includes an ATO configuration with an attached configuration item, Order Entry/Shipping does remove demand and reservations for the ATO configuration, detaching the configuration item and removing all associated records from the Inventory demand table.
See Also
Overview of Order Scheduling
Scheduling an Order or Order Line
Quantity Changes
