system.mes.inventory.merge
Merges inventory from the MES based on the provided parameters.
Syntax
system.mes.inventory.merge(**merge_request)
Parameters
Parameter | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
type | String | The type of request defined by the LotRecordType Enum. It is internally set and must not be modified, as changes may break functionality. |
sourceLotId | String (ULID) | The ID of the lot that will be merged and closed. |
destinationLotId | String (ULID) | The ID of the final inventory lot that will be merged into. |
locationId | String (ULID) | The ID of the location the merged inventory goes to. |
operationId | String (ULID) | The ID of the operation merging this inventory. |
productionOrderIdOrName | String | The ID or name of the production order associated with the merge. |
materialReasonCodeId | String (ULID) | The ID of the material reason code to add additional context. |
notes | String | Notes related to the merge request. |
spare1 | String | Additional field for user-defined context. |
spare2 | String | Additional field for user-defined context. |
spare3 | String | Additional field for user-defined context. |
Returns
Returns a JSON representation of an inventory lot record for a Merge Request.
Code Examples
# Generate the object structure for a new merge request object with no initial arguments
new_request = system.mes.inventory.newMergeRequest()
# Set basic attributes for the new merge request
new_request['sourceLotId'] = '01JJD0ST06-APPRGRCY-25ZQ49FR'
new_request['destinationLotId'] = '01JJCPQWYG-T9CW4G6Z-96XBWYQB'
# (You can continue setting other properties as needed here)
# Merge the request
merged_request = system.mes.inventory.merge(**new_request)
# Output the JSON representation of the merged request
print(merged_request)