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[Manu <704335@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Rucha,

In my scenario, I think we can't apply none of your suggestions. We need
the chaining between quarantine and stock because by spanish laws, no
pharmaceutical product can enter the stock without a manual inspection
in a quarantine location.

So, a person checks every product that enters the quarantine location,
and he makes a revision of the product lot. If everything is OK, the
product can be moved to the stock location. If not, the product is moved
to another location where invalid products are returned or disposed.

That step is mandatory, so your first option can't be applied here.

Your second option is doable but it has its drawbacks... the salesmen
often check if there is stock of a product because some partners only
buy products if we have them in stock. If the location of quarantine is
a child of Stock, every product in the quarantine location will be shown
as in stock. However, it can happen that a product will be rejected when
we inspect them in the quarantine location, so the partner will get
angry about don't have its product on time because we really didn't have
that one on stock at that time.

I think you should make the procurement flow to honor the input location
and maybe you need to make it smarter in order to support more complex
scenarios like this one.

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Title:
  mrp scheduler - input location isn't honoured

Status in OpenERP Modules (addons):
  Invalid
Status in OpenERP Addons 5.0 series:
  Confirmed
Status in OpenERP Addons trunk series:
  Invalid

Bug description:
  I'm using v5.0.15

  I have changed the default location input of my warehouse, so now it
  is not the stock location.

  The MRP scheduler fires once a day and creates the needed purchase
  orders to satisfy my sales.

  However, all the created purchase orders have the destination location
  set as stock instead of my default input location. Probably the stock
  location is hardcoded somewhere in the code, but it should use the
  default input location of the warehouse.