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LIN-PIA-IMD-MEA-QTY-DTM-MOA-FTX-SG32-SG33-SG34-SG37-SG38-SG43 |
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A group of segments providing details of the individual ordered items. This Segment group may be repeated to give sub-line details. |
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Quantity |
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Status |
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Quantity details |
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Quantity type code qualifier |
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Quantity |
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Measurement unit code |
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KGM |
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kilogram |
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This DE is only used if the product ordered is a variable quantity product. |
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Segment notes: |
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Normal_Order O
Rush_Order O
Standing_Order O
Consignment_Order O
Blanket_Order O
Call_Off_Order O
Cross_Docking_Order O
Transshipment_Order O
VMI_Order O
CMI_Order O
Repair_Order O
The code indicated for the data element 6063 is a restricted code.
The code indicated in the data element 6411 is an example. It is an open codes list. For this data element, all codes available in EANCOM can be used.
This segment is used by the retailer to specify the batch size to be delivered. The particular retailer in question operates a number of different distribution centres and as a result has different capacities in its storage locations. Therefore as a result while they might order a total of 1000 items, they have to specify in the order the size of the batch - meaning the quantity of items on each handling unit. This allows them specify say 100 items per pallet for one warehouse, and 200 for another warehouse.
This flexibility is required for their operations. The scenario applies to the standard order, but could be used in a Blanket/Call Off order and transhipment, It would not apply in cross docking orders as this means that goods will be transferred from the incoming handling units to outgoing handling units. |
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QTY+164:35' |
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This example indicates the quantity batch size is 35 pieces. |
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