PickSlipDetailspickLines
Oversees the management of picking details for individual lines, enabling the confirmation of pick activities.
Columns
| Name | Type | Description |
| PickSlipDetailsPickSlip [KEY] | Long | The unique identifier for the Pick Slip details associated with the current line item in PickSlipDetailspickLines. |
| ShipToLocation | String | The location to which the items on the pick slip are being shipped, representing the final destination address. |
| Customer | String | The customer associated with the pick slip, typically identifying the company or individual making the order. |
| DestinationAccount | String | The account number or identifier where the picked items should be billed or associated with for accounting purposes. |
| DestinationLocator | String | The specific location within the destination site or warehouse where the items should be sent. |
| DestinationSubinventory | String | The subinventory within the destination warehouse where the picked items are to be placed or stored. |
| Item | String | The identifier for the specific item or product being picked from the inventory. |
| TransactionId [KEY] | Long | A unique identifier for the transaction in which the pick slip line item is involved. |
| PickSlip | Long | The identifier for the overall pick slip document that groups multiple line items for the picking process. |
| PickSlipLine | Long | The specific line number within the pick slip that corresponds to a particular item or set of items. |
| RequestedQuantity | Decimal | The quantity of the item requested to be picked, as indicated on the pick slip. |
| RequiredDate | Date | The date by which the requested items need to be shipped or delivered, as specified in the pick slip. |
| Revision | String | The revision number of the item, if applicable, to indicate a specific version or modification of the item. |
| SecondaryRequestedQuantity | Decimal | An additional quantity requested, which may be in a different unit of measure, depending on the business process. |
| SecondaryUOM | String | The secondary unit of measure for the item, if the requested quantity needs to be recorded or processed in an alternate unit. |
| ShippingPriority | String | The priority level assigned to the shipping of this pick slip line, determining its urgency relative to other items. |
| SourceLocator | String | The location in the source warehouse or site from where the item is being picked. |
| SourceOrder | String | The order number from which this pick slip line originates, helping to track the origin of the items. |
| SourceOrderLine | String | The specific line number of the source order that corresponds to this pick slip line item. |
| SourceSubinventory | String | The subinventory in the source location where the item will be picked from. |
| TransactionType | String | The type of transaction this pick slip line is associated with, such as a sales order or internal transfer. |
| UOM | String | The unit of measure for the item on the pick slip line, indicating how the quantity is measured (for example, each, box, case). |
| MovementRequest | String | The identifier for a movement request related to this pick slip line, typically used for internal inventory transfers. |
| MovementRequestLine | Long | The line number of the movement request, corresponding to the specific item or set of items being moved. |
| AllowUseOfCommonSuppliesFlag | Bool | A flag indicating whether common supplies can be used for this pick slip line, typically related to shared resources. |
| MaximumPickedQuantity | Decimal | The maximum quantity of the item that can be picked, often constrained by inventory levels or business rules. |
| ErrorCode | String | A code representing any errors encountered during the processing of this pick slip line, often used for troubleshooting. |
| ErrorExplanation | String | A detailed explanation of the error, providing context and information for resolving issues with the pick slip line. |
| Finder | String | The identifier for the finder or user responsible for identifying and picking the item, usually tied to system processes or user roles. |