system.mes.inventory.split

Splits inventory from the MES based on the provided parameters.

Syntax

system.mes.inventory.split(**split_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.
quantity	Double	The quantity to split from the location.
unitOfMeasureSymbol	String	The symbol of the unit of measure for the quantity.
sourceLotId	String (ULID)	The ID of the inventory lot being split.
sourceLocationIdOrPath	String	The ID or path of the location from which inventory will be split.
destinationLotName	String	The name of the inventory lot the split inventory goes to.
operationId	String (ULID)	The ID of the operation splitting this inventory.
productionOrderIdOrName	String	The ID or name of the production order associated with the split.
materialReasonCodeId	String (ULID)	The ID of the material reason code to add additional context.
destinationInventoryName	String	The name of the inventory the split inventory goes to.
notes	String	Notes related to the split 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 Split Request.

Code Examples

# Generate the object structure for a new split request object with no initial arguments
new_request = system.mes.inventory.newSplitRequest()

# Set basic attributes for the new split request
new_request['sourceLocationIdOrPath'] = 'DairyCo'
new_request['sourceLotId'] = '01JJCQEJYG-E31FHVTF-JB6WEJTC'
new_request['destinationLotName'] = '5db685a7-2096-449a-b96c-effb3739e021'
new_request['quantity'] = 610
# (You can continue setting other properties as needed here)

# Split the request
split_request = system.mes.inventory.split(**new_request)

# Output the JSON representation of the split request
print(split_request)