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Introduction ######$####$############$ 1 Direct Procurement %ccountin& #$#$############ 2 Setup and Pre're(uisites ######$###########$$ !roubleshootin& #####################$$ ) Important Fi*es and +otes $$###$$######$######$$ 10
Introduction
This paper describes the fundamentals of Direct Item functionality within Oracle Enterprise Asset Management (eAM). Direct Item functionality was introduced in elease !!.".!#. It
re$uires much less setup than O%& (Outside &rocessing) and has additional benefits' such as the user can add these types of items on the wor( order on the fly. Direct item is recommended since O%& process is more laborious. )hat is Direct Item * Items with infre$uent use or criticality+ they are not included in the internal catalog as stoc(ed items. These items are contri,ed as -one off-' bought directly from a ,endor for a specific )or( Order and Operation. Material re$uirements for a )or( Order may include stoc(ed' non.stoc(ed direct items' ser,ices' and direct items (description.based items). These items are not transactable' not stoc(able' but you can procure them. Direct items are either non.stoc( or description.based. /on.%toc( Direct Items can represent items that are not stoc(ed in in,entory' or ser,ices that need to be purchased from a supplier.
/on.%toc( Direct Items are not stoc(ed in in,entory but are defined in the Item Master as an in,entory item' purchaseable' and purchase but not stoc(able. Direct Items are contri,ed as -one.off-' bought directly from a ,endor for a specific )or( Order and Operation. They are deli,ered directly to the %hop 0loor from maintenance )or( Order e1ecution. 2ou can add &lanned Direct Items to a )or( Order3s 4ill of Material (4OM) or an Acti,ity 4OM. &lanned Direct Items must first be created in the Item Master as /on.%toc(able and &urchasable in,entory items. Direct Item &rocurement for eAM )or( Orders &rocess5
/ote5 In the case of %toc(ed (In,entory) items' to re$uest the material automatically' these three flags>parameters ha,e to be set. !) 3Enable Material Issue e$uests3 in EAM parameters form 9) 3Enable Material Issue e$uest3 in Additional details region of 6reate>?pdate wor( order page :) 3Auto e$uest Material3 at the item le,el in the Material e$uirements region of 6reate update wor( order page In this case' you should use in,entory planning or M & process for creating re$uisitions' which are supported for EAM wor( order demand.
To enable direct item (both supplier catalog and non.catalog items) procurement for eAM )or( Orders directly from an eAM )or( Order' set the 3&O5 Enable Direct Deli,ery To %hop 0loor3 profile option to 2es. )hen this ,alue is set to 2es' you can create an eAM.related re$uisition or purchase order. 2ou can enter eAM specific information' such as )or( Order and operation reference numbers' as well as identify a re$uisition line as ha,ing a %hop 0loor destination. e$uisitions are created automatically for Direct Items (/on.%toc( and Description.based)' after a )or( Order with those Direct Items on its material re$uirements listing is released. %ee more in page @.: Oracle Enterprise Asset Management ?ser3s Auide (E!:B@#.#")
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In elease !9 onward' re$uisition import will run at the time of wor( order release and whene,er there is a change in $uantity or addition of new direct or non.stoc( items. )hen re$uisition is not triggered' additional debugging and troubleshooting steps are needed to identify the culprit. +ote1 For Direct Item functionality, system does not chec6 7IP Parameters under Outside Processin& tab, as it does for OSP items$
Turn on the EAM logging profiles and pro,ide the EAM logs generated in order to e1amine
if the re$uisition process is e,en being (ic(ed.off. %teps to generate debug log are as follows5 C %et EAM5Debug &rofile Option to 32es3 C ecreate the scenario in EAM )or( Order form C E1ecute this $uery to find the directory where the log file will reside %E8E6T ,alue I/TO l7full7path 0 OM ,Eparameter )FE E name G 3utl7file7dir3+ C There will be files with name 3createwo.log3 or 3updatewo.log3. C E1amine these files further for potential culprit (e.g.' missing e1pense accounts)
e,iew e$uisition Import E1ceptions eport which contains possible causes for the re$uisition not to be triggered or processed correctly. e,iew results of the following $ueries 6hec( if data was inserted from EAM into &O table ,ia the e$uisition Import process5 select H from po7re$uisitions7interface7all where wip7entity7id in (select wip7entity7id from wip7entities where wip7entity7nameG3Iwor( order J3)+
Issue Description
e$uisition Import is not triggered for the direct items added in wor(order is appro,ed from the /otifications region of the Oracle Applications Fome page Fow to %ee Descriptions on e$uisitions 6reated from EAM )or( Order for Direct Item e$uisitions Direct Item /ot Allowed 0or 8ine Type In Eam e$uisition
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