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Which parameters affect backflush Transactions

  1. Supply Subinventory

  2. Supply Locator

  3. Lot Selection Method

  4. All the above
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D Correct answer
Explanation

Backflush transactions in Oracle WIP are controlled by multiple parameters: Supply Subinventory defines where components are pulled from, Supply Locator specifies the exact location, and Lot Selection Method determines how lots are chosen (FEFO, FIFO, or manual).

AI explanation

In Oracle Inventory/WMS backflush transactions (auto-deducting component material at production completion), the system needs to determine exactly where to pull the components from. Supply Subinventory and Supply Locator define the default source subinventory/locator on the bill of material or work order operation that backflush will deduct from, and when a component is lot-controlled, the Lot Selection Method determines which lot(s) get consumed (e.g., FIFO, expiration date). All three genuinely affect how a backflush transaction resolves its source and lot, so 'All the above' correctly captures that no single one of them is sufficient alone - they jointly determine backflush behavior.

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