Christian, Indeed, the 'No' option is to ensure that issuance does not fail when criteria aren't met.
This functionality has been modified in the last year. Prior to the modification you could have an inventory of 0 (or even negative) for the component (in the facility where you do your manufacturing) needed in the production run, so that you could still continue with the tasks in the production run. Which, in a way was making sense as following scenario will explain. Suppose you have the components for the production in stock (physically), but they haven't been registered due to staff shortage. You know that the goods are intended for your production run and they are handed to you (as the manufacturing manager) by the warehouse clerk. So while you can physically manufacture the product with the components that you have, you would like to complete the admin process as soon as possible. And you would be able to. The only downside was that the inventory of the component could go to negative. With the modification this got more restrictive. Now you must have the quantities of the components needed in your inventory before you can do an issuance to a task in a production run. Not failing is not an option anymore. Regards, Pierre Smits *ORRTIZ.COM <http://www.orrtiz.com>* Services & Solutions for Cloud- Based Manufacturing, Professional Services and Retail & Trade http://www.orrtiz.com
