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  • October 18, 2024
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Hi,

I am trying to develop a GI that shows me the main product along with its BOM and also shows the total inventory I have of each component in all warehouses.
I can't get it but when I apply a filter I automatically receive the message.

Can someone help me?

The main GI is Purchase Planning Report.

 

Best answer by amitr70

​@JavierGtz  A workaround. If you are not on SAAS or if you have a local copy of DB, plus you are good in SQL queries then you can write a view by extracting the query from Traces screen and tweaking it accordingly. I personally prefer views over acumatica native GI table and joins. 

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  • October 21, 2024

Hi @JavierGtz ,

Are you applying the filter as a condition within the GI or as a filter on the result grid?  I don’t see the SubItemID as a field on the InventoryTotalQOH generic inquiry. 

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  • October 21, 2024
lauraj46 wrote:

Hi @JavierGtz ,

Are you applying the filter as a condition within the GI or as a filter on the result grid?  I don’t see the SubItemID as a field on the InventoryTotalQOH generic inquiry. 

Laura

Hi @lauraj46 

What I am trying to do is display the quantity that appears in the InventoryTotalQOH GI in the Purchase Planning Report.

I don't have any applied filters.

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Hi @JavierGtz ,

I was able to replicate this issue.  I’m not sure about the cause.  Nested subqueries in Acumatica are a new feature in 2024 R1 and there may be some caveats.  I would suggest opening a case with support and let us know what you find out.

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Hi ​@JavierGtz were you able to find a solution? Thank you!

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​@JavierGtz  A workaround. If you are not on SAAS or if you have a local copy of DB, plus you are good in SQL queries then you can write a view by extracting the query from Traces screen and tweaking it accordingly. I personally prefer views over acumatica native GI table and joins. 

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