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Current Onhand Quantity and Total Transactions History Quantity Mismatch Diagnosis (Doc
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Symptoms
Changes
Cause
Solution
References
APPLIES TO:
SYMPTOMS
You may suspect a quantity mismatch when any of the following (but not limited to) errors are seen in the application:
There is not enough quantity... at pick release a Sales Order, but physical quantities are in stock.
Negative Balances not Allowed.... at Sales Order Issue.
Insufficient quantity to perform the requested operation... at load task.
Quantities are not available for transactions.
Invalid LPN... at pick drop (outbound)
Quantity reports does not match physical inventory
CHANGES
CAUSE
SOLUTION
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If you think your onhand is not accurate and you may be facing a quantity mismatch, you can try the following steps as
a starting point of analysis. Provide the output for the following queries in excel format with column headings:
Note: The standard scripts try to compare aggregated quantity in MMT with MOQD. (from the start date). If a
purge was run, some of the transaction history is lost, so, the aggregated qty in MMT will not match MOQD from
the scripts. In this scenario, it is technically impossible to provide a datafix for onhand quantity. The only
workaround / alternative here is to perform a cycle count or Misc Receipt to fix any missing quantity.
a. Get the script which will identify if you have this issue: mmt_moqd_mismatch_at_sublevel.sql If this script returns
data, then please continue with these steps.
b. Download the following script (attached to this note) which is intended to validate if the data on your system is
eligible to be fixed (i.e. no purge has been run):
retrieve_validation_data.sql
c. Download and unzip the Patch 18839067 to obtain the following files which you should place in a folder on your
server where the database resides:
invmtmqt.sql
invmtmqd.sql
Note: Oracle Development also released INVMTMQD.sql by item. See invmtmqd_for_item.sql. The script will prompt
for organization and item id.
Continue with the steps listed under MMT MOQD Mismatch in Note 568012.1 - FAQ: Inventory Standard Datafixes.
If issue is not resolved:
a. Run the script retrieve_validation_data.sql and upload the results in excel format with column headings.
b. Run the scripts invmtmqt.sql and invmtmqd.sql in the given order
c. Execute the following query and upload the results in excel format with column headings.
d. Execute the following query to obtain the root cause file version:
3. Available Patch:
Release 11i:
Apply Patch 13772375 if your file version is lower than QtyManager.java 115.106.115100.38
Release 12:
A root-cause patch was released on R12.1.3 and included in the latest rollup (RUP5 and higher). The latest rollup is
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Patch 22598102 Inventory RUP 14 (R12.INV.B.delta.14). There was also a one-off Patch 13864094 -
1OFF:13772375:12.1.3:12.1.3:AFTER APPLYING PATCH:9241879,MMT-MOQD MISMATCH STILL fixing the issue in
QtyManager.java 120.26.12010000.26.
REFERENCES
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