I think this thread is similar to what is being discussed on another thread, 'more than one unit of measue fo the same product: advice requested'.
A store owner would deal with the incoming packaging type from the supplier and provide as a service to a customer through another form of packaging. Eg. store owner get 1 package of 50 bottles of water from his supplier but sells them as a package of 10 bottles to his customers. My understanding of your explanation is that 'one' bottle of water would be a product marked as virtual and a variant product representing a package of 10 bottles would also be created. And when a store owner received from his supplier one package of 50 bottles of water, his inventory, for the virtual product, would be raised by 50. When the store owner sells his package of 10 bottles to a customer, his virtual product inventory will be decremented by 10. The associated variant product inventory is unchanged. This implies that a virtual product can indeed hold inventory and that a variant product does not necessarily have to have any inventory associated with it. Please let me know if my understanding is correct, Thanks -- View this message in context: http://ofbiz.135035.n4.nabble.com/product-virtual-variant-both-set-tp3313142p3313191.html Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
