1. Apparel Management Implementation Guide
  2. Prerequisites

Prerequisites

The Style Item Master program acts as the entry point for the style item creation process. When you start creating style items, the Style Item Master program calls the Item Master program (P4101). The Item Master program facilitates the entry of the basic item details and integrates the style item with the standard JD Edwards EnterpriseOne items. For this reason, you need to set up the Item Master program before you start creating a style item. Oracle recommends that you set the processing options for the Item Master program to call forms such as category codes, additional system information, cost revisions, prices revisions, and item branch during initial style item definition.

Note: If you do not access and complete all forms in the Item Master program during initial style item definition, then you must use the Multi Level Item Revision program (PCW02A) to make changes and click the Create Structure button on the Item Structure Definition form in order to trigger the inheritance to all child style items.See Working with Item Revisions

You must also set up the Additional Style Item Information, Composition, and Structure Definition processing options on the Style tab of the Item Master program to display the following forms when you enter item details during style item creation:

  • Additional Style Item Information (WCW45A) to specify supplemental category codes and cleaning codes that are applicable for the style item.

  • Work With Composition (WCW44A) to define the materials used in the manufacture of the style item and their respective percentages of the composition.

  • Item Structure Definition (WCW02B) to view and create the child level item definitions. If the processing option of the Style Item Master program is set up for the manual creation of items, then you must use the Item Structure Definition form to create the item hierarchy and the end level items.

See "Setting Processing Options for Item Master (P4101)" in the JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Applications Inventory Management Implementation Guide.