APPS.RCV_SUB_LOCATOR_SV dependencies on STANDARD

Line 92: 1=Standard receipt, 2=Inspection

88: for other transactions is what's
89: available for the parent transaction.
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91: x_routing_id IN NUMBER - The routing definition for the shipment
92: 1=Standard receipt, 2=Inspection
93: 3=Direct Receipt
94: x_default_subinventory IN VARCHAR2- The default subinventory derived
95: using our standard rules and
96: functionality. For example, look at the

Line 95: using our standard rules and

91: x_routing_id IN NUMBER - The routing definition for the shipment
92: 1=Standard receipt, 2=Inspection
93: 3=Direct Receipt
94: x_default_subinventory IN VARCHAR2- The default subinventory derived
95: using our standard rules and
96: functionality. For example, look at the
97: purchase order distribution, if you don't
98: find it there get it from the item. etc.
99: x_default_locator_id IN NUMBER - The default locator_id derived

Line 100: using our standard rules and

96: functionality. For example, look at the
97: purchase order distribution, if you don't
98: find it there get it from the item. etc.
99: x_default_locator_id IN NUMBER - The default locator_id derived
100: using our standard rules and
101: functionality
102: x_subinventory IN OUT VARCHAR2 - The outbound subinventory that
103: you've derived
104: x_locator_id IN OUT NUMBER - The outbound locator_id that

Line 144: ** rules other than standard defaulting logic then feel free to add to

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141: /*
142: ** Current functionality sets the outbound default subinventory and locator
143: ** to the defaults that were passed in. If you wish to create put away
144: ** rules other than standard defaulting logic then feel free to add to
145: ** this function. The last action of this function should be to set the
146: ** outbound subinventory and locator_id values. This will in turn be used
147: ** when querying the values for Enter Receipts, Enter Transactions, and
148: ** Enter Returns.