DEFAULTING RULES

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                                    DEFAULTING RULES

Defaulting Rules:

Order management defaulting rules is reducing the amount of data input required when entering orders or returns. We can define business rules for defaulting values. And prioritize how conditions and validation rules are implemented.

Ex: if we give the Warehouse at line level, we get the subinventory value by default.

NAV->OM->Setup->Rules->Defaulting

Give the Order Line and click on OK tab

Defaulting Rules can be defined for 4 categories:

1)    Order header

2)    Order payment

3)    Order line

4)    Line payment

Give the Defaulting Sequence and Attribute as a Subinventory.

Then click on Defaulting Condition Templates

Give the condition name and validation Rules value string.

Then click on Save.

Now click on Defaulting Rules.

Click on OK tab

Now we need to generate a concurrent Program (Generate Defaulting Handler Package)

Tools->Generate Defaulting Handler Package

Click on OK tab

Now check whether this program is completed successfully or not.

Now we can check whether subinventory value is defaulting or not.

Here just we have to give only warehouse then subinventory will automatically default.

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