Accessing transactional data records
Use this page to access
the transactional data records.
Note: You can only add transactions when the selected
scenario can be edited.
To access the transactional data records:
- Select Process > Cycle Periods.
- Select a cycle period.
- On the Scenario tab, select a scenario.
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On the Scenario page, click Transactional Data to view the related records.
The data displayed:
- Name
- The name of the transactional data.
- Measure
- The measure in which the transactional data is stored.
- Item
- The receiving item for the transactional data record. Each transactional data record is stored at a base item, location, and date (day) level.
- Location
- The receiving location for the transactional data record. Each transactional data record is stored at a base item, location, and date (day) level.
- To Date
- The receiving date for the transactional data record. The date indicates the day the transactional data record is received or due, and is applied to the appropriate base-level period for the item and location.
- Quantity
- The quantity of the transactional data record.
- Reference
- The reference for the transactional data record.
- From Measure
- The From (source) measure of the record. This allows you to transfer a measure to another measure. For example, Inbound and Outbound. Only applicable if the transactional data type is Transfer.
- From Item
- The From (source) item of the record. Only applicable if the transactional data type is Transfer.
- From Location
- The From (source) location of the record. Only applicable if the transactional data type is Transfer.
- From Date
- The shipping date of the record. Based on the date, the transactional data record is released or shipped, and is applied to the appropriate base-level period for the 'from item and location'. Only applicable if the transactional data type is Transfer.
- Need Date
- The estimated required date of the order.
Note:- You must specify this value for records that are imported or generated using the Replenishment Engine.
- This value must be same as the To Date for records that are created manually.
- Critical Flag
- Indicates the criticality of the transactional
data. Possible values:
- Expedite
- Defer
- None
Note:- This value must be set to None for manually created records.
- For records that are imported or generated manually, you can set this field to any of the above value.
- Custom fields
- Additional text used as reference for the transactional data record. This field is displayed, based on the configuration of the transactional data definition.