Abu Fathima asks about the process that occurs after an inspection lot is rejected under inspection type 02. Sujit Gujar responds that if it is against a production order, the rejected quantity would allow another 261 material issue to be done for that quantity. Anand Rao further explains that:
1) 02 inspection lots do not impact stock and have no stock posting.
2) If rejections are found, stock must be blocked separately.
3) If material is consumed, stock should be reversed with 262 and transferred to block stock for analysis.
Abu Fathima asks about the process that occurs after an inspection lot is rejected under inspection type 02. Sujit Gujar responds that if it is against a production order, the rejected quantity would allow another 261 material issue to be done for that quantity. Anand Rao further explains that:
1) 02 inspection lots do not impact stock and have no stock posting.
2) If rejections are found, stock must be blocked separately.
3) If material is consumed, stock should be reversed with 262 and transferred to block stock for analysis.
Abu Fathima asks about the process that occurs after an inspection lot is rejected under inspection type 02. Sujit Gujar responds that if it is against a production order, the rejected quantity would allow another 261 material issue to be done for that quantity. Anand Rao further explains that:
1) 02 inspection lots do not impact stock and have no stock posting.
2) If rejections are found, stock must be blocked separately.
3) If material is consumed, stock should be reversed with 262 and transferred to block stock for analysis.
Abu Fathima asks about the process that occurs after an inspection lot is rejected under inspection type 02. Sujit Gujar responds that if it is against a production order, the rejected quantity would allow another 261 material issue to be done for that quantity. Anand Rao further explains that:
1) 02 inspection lots do not impact stock and have no stock posting.
2) If rejections are found, stock must be blocked separately.
3) If material is consumed, stock should be reversed with 262 and transferred to block stock for analysis.
so after issue the material against order system creating inspection lot
my doubt is that if the lot is rejected what is the next process wether this material will come back in ware house or a new new inspection lot was trigger
what is the next step in this production order
Thanks in advance
Abu
Abu Fathima 212 posts since Jan 5, 2012
Re: inspection type 02 Jul 11, 2012 5:41 AM
Hi dears
Any comments please
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1 inspection type 02
Abu fathima
Sujit Gujar 5,312 posts since Mar 7, 2009
Re: inspection type 02 Jul 11, 2012 7:16 AM
I hope you are talking about the 122 mvt in the qa11/12 inspection lot.
This is "RE return to order"
means order only show -> production order qty -return qty = delivered qty.
means order opens for the returns qty.
Abu Fathima 212 posts since Jan 5, 2012
Re: inspection type 02 Jul 11, 2012 7:43 AM
hi sujit ji
i was telling 261 movment type .when i issue a material against a process order system creating lot
but if i reject the rr on inspection processing ..what is the next step
pls guide me
Abu Fathima
Sujit Gujar 5,312 posts since Mar 7, 2009
Re: inspection type 02 Jul 11, 2012 8:16 AM
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2 inspection type 02
If its against the order then logically 02 should be created with the reference of odder .When you do RD then material issue will get open by that much qty.Logic should remain same.means when you reject the same its allow you to do 261 again for rejected qty.
Anand Rao 901 posts since Oct 25, 2008
Re: inspection type 02 Jul 11, 2012 9:23 AM
Hello Abu,
1. 02 inspection type lots are stock irrelevant and barely has a significance. 2. These do not have stock posting facility. 3. If you find any rejection here, you need to carry out steps separately to block the stock. 4. If the material is consumed, (depending upon your customization) you should reverse the stock with 262 and then transfer the stock to block stock for further analysis.
