Sunday, May 4, 2014

Shipping Calendar

How to Work with Shipping Calendars

Suppose your organization actually Ship materials from a warehouse only on particular days. So how to prevent shipping from system. To achieve the same Oracle has provided functionality of shipping calendars. Lets take a test case and see how to define and assign the shipping calendar. Before that you can see in below screenshot that I can able to ship material on weekends also which will stop working after we complete our setup of shipping calendar
























Define and Assign Shipping calendar

Step 1) Define calendar

Navigate to OM>Setup>Shipping>Calendar>Enter

Enter a Name of calendar "Shipping" and specify the Quarterly Type.




















Click on Workday Pattern and specify 5 days ON and 2 days OFF.



























You can also specify shifts and Timings etc if you want.

Next Go to Tools> Built to built the calendar























A request will get fired to built the calendar. Make sure it completes










Step 2) Assign Calendar

Next step is to assign calendar to warehouse. Navigate to OM>setup>Shipping>Calendars>Assign



Enter type as Organization, specify warehouse which is Vision Operations and Calendar usage as Shipping and Calendar code is calendar which we have defined in Step 1 i.e Shipping. Also Assign the site name and calendar code. These are shipping locations

Test Case

Now if you want to ship any delivery on weekend system will give you an error as shown in below screenshot

















Thanks
Mandeep
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