Reversing the status of a production order takes the order itself, and all operations associated with the routes, back to a previous step in the production life cycle. If you reverse the status more than two steps back, the application returns the order to the earlier stage by individually reversing each step.
For example, if a production order has the status and you change it back to , the application first changes it to the status immediately before, which is , and from there to the status you want, which is .
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If your order has reached the status and you want to reverse it back to an earlier stage, you can do so. However, you must run and or (or both) again to update the information on the order. This is because any reservations of remaining item consumption and work center consumption must also be reset |
You can view what occurs in the application when you reverse the status of a production order in the following ways:
From
estimated to created
When you reverse the status from back to , the item consumption calculated for the items in the BOM is removed. Inventory transactions on the are deleted, and the of the production's BOM lines is reset to .
From
scheduled to estimated
When you reverse the status from back to , the scheduled start and end dates and times are removed. Capacity reservations made during scheduling are removed, and jobs created during job scheduling are deleted. All information about operation and job scheduling recorded in the Production orders (form)is reset.
From released
to scheduled
When you reverse the status of a production order from to , the only result is a change in the status field.
From started
to released
When you reverse the status of a production order from back to , all items reported as finished are set back. If material has been picked or inbound and outbound deliveries have been made to production, these settings are also reversed.
