Description:
Requisitions are created using either from the Core Purchasing or Internet Procurement responsibilities. Then the requisitions will be converted into Purchase Orders using either Buyers Work Centre form or Autocreate form and will be submitted for approval. During the PO Approval process, if the Requestor requested any changes in the Requisition through iProcurement, then the related PO workflow will be removed. So, the Purchase Order will get stuck in the system with “In Process” status.
We can not approve the Purchase Order using the usual approval process. The workflow and its notifications will be removed against that PO because of the change request in the requisitions.
In this case, first, the Buyer should respond to that change request.
1. Use the following query to determine if there is a Change Request against the Purchase Order:
Note: The query will prompt for the PO Number and the Org ID select ref_po_num PO_Num, ref_po_header_id po_head_id, document_num Req_Num, 2. If an open Change Request is tied to the PO, then the Change must be either accepted or rejected by the Buyer. Usually, the Buyer will have a Notification in their Worklist to either accept or reject the changes. Note:
Measures to Respond to the Changes: Get into Purchasing Responsibility Navigation: Purchase Orders > Purchase Order Summary Query the PO by entering the PO Number and click “Find.” PO Summary form will get open with that desired PO Go to Tools > Respond to Changes
Enter the Reason and click “Submit.”
Will get a confirmation like below; Requery the Purchase Order and check the PO Status.
3. If, after responding to the changes, the PO still remains in In Process status, then engage Oracle Support iProcurement Product Group 398 to obtain a data fix to reject the Change Request and return the PO back to Approved status. Request the data fix from Bug 5620465 be reviewed to determine if it will be applicable. |
Summary:
This Post described the script Create Project party in oracle projects accounting using to Process the Stuck Purchase Orders with an Pending “Respond to Changes” Action in Oracle EBS.
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