Thanks Jacopo,
Since we've established the inventory declaration form should only be
used for stocking in defective products, is there a way to prevent
non-defective products from being declared with the form? Is there an
easy way to determine if a product represents a defective one? If not,
then would using the ProductAssoc entity to relate the defect
(defective-tortilla) to the intended good (good-tortilla) with an
assoTypeId="PRODUCT_DEFECTIVE" be sufficient for modeling the data to
used for applying product declaration limitation rules to the by-product
declaration form?
On 03/08/2014 12:22 AM, Jacopo Cappellato wrote:
On Mar 8, 2014, at 2:38 AM, Christian Carlow <[email protected]> wrote:
In Jacopo's pizza scenario, the tortilla technically represents a finished good
(though different than the PRun good). But I think you are saying that the
form should only be used for stocking-in degradated by-products such as
processed-dough.
I think we are all on the same line now: in my example, the tortilla by-product could be
returned as a special productId as "defective tortilla - do not sell to
customers".
Jacopo
