Information Systems:Delete RF Batch - Revision history

Norwinu: Text replacement - "DFU" to "Information Systems:DFU"

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Text replacement - "DFU" to "Information Systems:DFU"

Sheilav at 22:33, 30 October 2015

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172.30.20.117 at 19:30, 22 October 2015

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2015-10-22T19:29:47Z

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If an RF user cannot process a batch, or it gets stuck, they process as much of it as they can, then get IT to delete the batch. Note that history will be lost, as it does not go into the log files.

Use [[Utilities#DFU\DFU]] to delete the batch from these files –

RF1RFI (RF instructions) -- delete the applicable RF transactions (there will probably be two – one for the source and one for the destination).

RFBRFC (RF batches) -- delete the applicable RF batch.

RFBRID (RF instruction details) -- delete the applicable transaction.

WORK WITH DATA IN A FILE Mode . . . . : CHANGE
Format . . . . : RFI File . . . . : RF1RFI

Whse: MAI
Batch number: 5802034
Seq ovr rde: ____
Seq ins typ: _
Seq typ ovr: ____
Seq ovr rde: __
Seq put seq: __________
Seq for zone: __
Sequence location ID: ________
Sequence for item: ___________________________________
Sequence for batch: ____________
Instruction number: __________________

F3=Exit F5=Refresh F6=Select format
F9=Insert F10=Entry F11=Change

Key in the warehouse (must be in upper case), and the batch number (must be right adjusted in the field), and press enter. As only a partial key has been entered (which means values were not keyed for every field on the screen), you will see ‘Record not found in file RF1RFI in library UP1480BFVA’. But you are now positioned to the correct place in the file, so press page down to see the next record.

WORK WITH DATA IN A FILE Mode . . . . : CHANGE
Format . . . . : RFI File . . . . : RF1RFI

Whse: MAI
Batch number: 5802034
Seq ovr rde: ____
Seq ins typ: 1
Seq typ ovr: ____
Seq ovr rde: __
Seq put seq: __________
Seq for zone: H1
Sequence location ID: L437
Sequence for item: 02337277
Sequence for batch: _______________
Instruction number: 32673745
Ins typ: 1
Instruction status: 40
Pck put typ: 7
Pick instruction number: _________________
Item: 02337277

F3=Exit F5=Refresh F6=Select format
F9=Insert F10=Entry F11=Change

Press F23 (uppershift F11) twice to delete the record. Press page down to see the next record. If it is for the same batch, delete it too. Continue until the batch number changes.

Repeat the same process for RFBRFC (RF batches), and RFBRID (RF instruction details).

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 If an RF user cannot process a batch, or it gets stuck, they process as much of it as they can, then get IT to delete the batch.  Note that history will be lost, as it does not go into the log files.
-Use [[DFU]] to delete the batch from these files –
+Use [[Information Systems:DFU]] to delete the batch from these files –
 RF1RFI (RF instructions) -- delete the applicable RF transactions (there will probably be two – one for the source and one for the destination).

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 If an RF user cannot process a batch, or it gets stuck, they process as much of it as they can, then get IT to delete the batch.  Note that history will be lost, as it does not go into the log files.
-Use [[Utilities#DFU|DFU]] to delete the batch from these files –
+Use [[DFU]] to delete the batch from these files –
 RF1RFI (RF instructions) -- delete the applicable RF transactions (there will probably be two – one for the source and one for the destination).