Remaining id changes

Each posting to each warehouse is a different balance id. You can think of it as something like parties. Those. if you credited 10 pieces of goods today and 1 more tomorrow, then these will be 2 different batches and they will have different balance ids. if you moved 5 out of 10 items to another warehouse, it will have a new balance id

[quote] . OneBox production wrote: Each posting to each warehouse is a different balance id. You can think of it as something like parties. Those. if you credited 10 pieces of goods today and 1 more tomorrow, then these will be 2 different batches and they will have different balance ids. if you moved 5 out of 10 items to another warehouse, it will have a new balance id [/quote] I understand it It's just that in the example that I threw off, the move was 2021-01-12 after it there were no operations 1 process was created on 04/08/2021 there is one remainder ID https://crm.mebelok.com/admin/customorder/kontent-otdel/1931081/edit/ 2 process was created on 07/22/2021 and there is another ID of the balance https://crm.mebelok.com/admin/customorder/kontent-otdel/2032087/edit/ But the goods are taken from the same balance, since there were no more operations in this warehouse after 2021-01-12

[quote] Strilec Anton Nikolaevich KTS wrote: But the goods are taken from the same balance, since there were no more operations in this warehouse after 2021-01-12 [/quote] why do you think that one? You could move the item 2 times before. 1 piece and 3 pieces for example. The first took from 1 pc, the second from 3 pcs

[quote] . OneBox production wrote: [quote] Strilec Anton Nikolaevich KTS wrote: But the goods are taken from the same balance, since there were no more operations in this warehouse after 2021-01-12 [/quote] why do you think that one? You could move the item 2 times before. 1 piece and 3 pieces for example. The first took from 1 pc, the second from 3 pcs [/quote] Because there were no warehouse operations after the date 2021-01-12 and there was only this product on the balance. That is, I took only it turns out, I couldn’t have another

[quote] Strilec Anton Nikolaevich KTS wrote: after the date 2021-01-12 was not and only this product was on the balance. [/quote] Why don't you include transactions BEFORE this date? Was there only one operation?

[quote] . OneBox production wrote: [quote] Strilec Anton Nikolaevich KTS wrote: after the date 2021-01-12 was not and only this product was on the balance. [/quote] Why don't you include transactions BEFORE this date? Was there only one operation? [/quote] so you wrote [quote] . OneBox production wrote: Each posting to each warehouse is a different balance id. You can think of it as something like parties. Those. if you credited 10 pieces of goods today and 1 more tomorrow, then these will be 2 different batches and they will have different balance ids. if you moved 5 out of 10 items to another warehouse, it will have a new balance id [/quote] it means that after the last move it had a new balance ID, we took it and wrote it into the process After this, there were no movements, so the ID of the remainder should remain the same

Anton, everything is right there.

[quote] . OneBox production wrote: Anton, everything is right there. [/quote] There were 2 products in stock, their balance id was fixed. There were no more warehouse operations with this product, both products had their balance IDs changed! It is not right.

2 pieces of this product could be from different balances, do you understand that?

[file]8583[/file] balance id before, and balance id now [file]8584[/file] for both goods, one from one balance and the other from the other. both have changed id. although there are no movements on the product itself at all! Can you somehow get to the bottom of the issue? In this case, there is no reason to change the id of the remainder.