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Item Query

Item query is used to store information about the stock i.e. the location of the stock, value and total quality. iquery Fields & its description:
  • Location
Enter the location of the stock where this item is available. This is usually the bin number of the respective item.
  • Item Code/Name
Specify the item code or corresponding name of the stock that is to be saved. After your selection, a below table displays the item present in a particular OU of your organization. This is because the default filter is OU, if you choose All OU then the item is shown throughout the various organization units. In order to know the quantity and other details regarding the item involved in a process, choose Process. The table provides various information about the item like cost, value and good quantity (some items may be damaged). The next screen Item Query without value is the same as this screen but differs as it hides value and cost. This is useful when the cost details is supposed to be classified.

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Unchanged: Enter the location of the stock where this item is available. This is usually the bin number of the respective item.Unchanged: Enter the location of the stock where this item is available. This is usually the bin number of the respective item.
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 Added: <li><strong>Item Code/Name</strong></li>
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 Added: Specify the item code or corresponding name of the stock that is to be saved.
 Added: After your selection, a below table displays the item present in a particular OU of your organization. This is because the default filter is <em>OU, </em>if you choose <em>All OU </em>then the item is shown throughout the various organization units. In order to know the quantity and other details regarding the item involved in a process, choose <em>P</em><em> rocess.</em>
 Added: The table provides various information about the item like cost, value and good quantity (some items may be damaged).
 Added: The next screen <strong>Item Query without value </strong>is the same as this screen but differs as it hides value and cost. This is useful when the cost details is supposed to be classified.

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