1Z0-519 practice question 4 of 10

Two Customer Service Representatives each book a sales order for an item that is revision and lot controlled. There are no other open, active sales…

Two Customer Service Representatives each book a sales order for an item that is revision and lot controlled. There are no other open, active sales orders for this Item. Each Customer Service Representative pick releases their order to the same warehouse independently. The Pick Release Rule used by both includes Auto Allocation. On the resulting Move Orders, Inventory has allocated all the requested quantity for one of the sales orders, but only half the requested quantity on the second sales order was available to be allocated. Using the Transact Move Orders form, which action sequence can the warehouse person use to reduce the allocation on the first Move Order so that both customer orders can be equally satisfied?

Answer options

A: 1. View/Update Allocations; 2. Change the allocated Revision and Quantity values, as appropriate.

B: 1. View/Update Allocations; 2. Change the allocated Revision and Quantity values; 3. Change the allocated Lot and Quantity values, as appropriate Correct answer

C: 1. View/Update Allocations; 2. Change the allocated Lot and Quantity values, as appropriate; 3. Select the appropriate Missing Quantity Action.

D: 1. View/Update Allocations; 2. Change the allocated Revision and Quantity values, as appropriate; 3. Change the Destination Sub inventory.

Correct Answer:

B. 1. View/Update Allocations; 2. Change the allocated Revision and Quantity values; 3. Change the allocated Lot and Quantity values, as appropriate

Explanation

In Oracle Inventory, when an item is controlled by both revision and lot numbers, move order allocations generated by auto-allocation hold detailed detail-level assignments down to the revision, lot, subinventory, and locator levels. To manually decrease or reallocate quantities on a move order allocation within the Transact Move Orders window, the user must navigate to the View/Update Allocations window. Because the item is both revision-controlled and lot-controlled, the user must first adjust the allocated Revision and associated Quantity on the primary detail row, and then update the detailed Lot allocations and their corresponding Quantities to maintain consistent, balanced total allocation quantities across both control levels.

Why Incorrect

A: Changing only revision and quantity is incomplete because lot-controlled items require explicit updates to the allocated lot records and quantities. C: Missing Quantity Action is used when physical stock is missing during transaction, not for adjusting lot allocations to rebalance move orders. D: Changing the destination subinventory does not reallocate or reduce lot and revision quantities required for balancing allocations between orders.

References

- Oracle E-Business Suite Inventory User's Guide, Release 12.2, "Move Orders" - Transacting Move Orders and Updating Allocations.

- Oracle Warehouse Management Implementation Guide, Release 12.2, "Managing Allocations and Move Orders."

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