Perform Pick Transactions from External Systems
Use the Perform Pick Transactions from External Systems scheduled process to execute picking in Oracle Fusion Cloud Inventory Management based on pick transactions from external systems.
When pick transactions are performed in an external source system or in your warehouse management system, you can play out the corresponding transactions in Oracle Inventory Management based on the pick transactions data sent by using either the Interfaced Pick Transactions REST or Interfaced Pick Transactions file-based data import (FBDI) from the external source system. You can run the Perform Pick Transactions from External Systems scheduled process to perform the transactions in Oracle Inventory Management. This scheduled process processes the imported interfaced pick transactions in the interface tables.
When to Use
Run the Perform Pick Transactions from External Systems scheduled process to process the pick transactions in Oracle Inventory Management based on the details provided by the external source system.
Privileges Required
- Perform Pick Transactions from External Systems (INV_PERFORM_PICK_TRANSACTION_EXTERNAL_SYSTEM_PRIV)
Specifications
| Specification | Description |
|---|---|
| Job Type | Ad hoc job Scheduled |
| Frequency | As required, usually after the interfaced pick transactions are received from the WMS or external source system. |
| Time of Day | This process can be run at any time depending on the frequency of pick transactions received from the WMS or external source system. |
| Duration | The time taken for the process to run depends on the number of pick transactions waiting to be processed. |
| Compatibility | There should only be one instance of the process by organization at any one time. The job is incompatible with itself. Please keep this in mind while creating schedules. |
Parameters
| Parameter | Optional or Required | Description | Parameter Values | Special Combinations Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Organization | Required | Enter the organization code for this report. | Organization code |
The Integrate manufacturing and maintenance with WMS parameter must be enabled for the organization on the Manage Organization Parameters page. |
N/A |
| Number of Child Processes | Optional | This number is decided based on the volume of interfaced pick transactions available for processing. | Number | None | The default value is 1 if nothing is
specified for this parameter. This parameter decides the number of child jobs that are spawned for processing the pick transactions. If the number of pick transactions is very large, it’s advisable to use this parameters to split the records into smaller buckets. Each bucket is then processed in a parallel process by the worker job. You should decide this number before going live based on the volume of data processed in the organization. |
Troubleshooting Information
- You can view the status of the process in the Scheduled Processes work area. If the process status is error, select the row and and click the Log and Output attachment link on the Process Details tab to download the log and output file. Share the files with Oracle Support to log a service request.
- The output and the log file will show the number of pick transactions processed and the number of pick transactions processed with errors.
- If the organization doesn’t appear in the list of value for the scheduled process, ensure that the Integrate manufacturing and maintenance with WMS attribute is enabled on the Manage Organization Parameters page.