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["Amit Parik \(OpenERP\)" <amp@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello Satheesh,

I have checked your issue But you might have a mistake in your
configuration or you missed the some functional behavior of OpenERP.

When you want to generated a automatic PO from procurement (related SO
or MO), your procurement method should be "Make to Order" in normal
behavior on product configuration. You have selected the "Procurement
Method : MTS" which is wrong in your child product's configuration it
should be "Make to order".

Let me explain the complete story again:
 
Product configuration is most important thing is OpenERP .we have a two type of Procurement Method:

1) Make to Stock :It means the procurement is always waiting for the
stock. This method is used when you have manage the real stock of the
product it means that First you have purchase the product and then you
will able to sale it or consume it. So if the Real stock is not
available then you does not sale it or consume it directly..

2) Make to Order :It means the procurement does not waiting for the
stock. This procurement method doest not depend on your real stock. In
this procurement methods. when you creates a MO or So then it will
create a related product 's PO automatically and in this procurement
method.

Now lets go though on your scenario.

Whenever you creates a MO or SO then it will create a related
procurement. If your product 's Procurement Method : MTS then
Procurement Order check the related qty in your real stock. If the
required qty is not available in real stock and you will run the
scheduler then you will see this exception "not enough stock" in your
procurement order and which is the functional behavior not a bug.

There are two process of run the procurement of MTS and create a related PO.
1) Change the Procurement method as a "on order"  in procurement exception menu and Run this procurement.
2) Run the scheduler with check the "Automatic Orderpoint" then you will see the one another automatic order has been generated and related PO will be generated also.

If you have a procurement method, "Make to Order" then it doesn't matter
you have real stock available or not it will create a Procurement Order
in confirmed state and when you runs the scheduler then the related PO
will be generated.

So I would like to suggest for solve this problem you have to change
your child product's procurement method as a "MTO" or run the
procurement order with change the  procurement method as an "On order".

So this is the functional behavior of OpenERP not the bug.

Hope this will help for you.

Thanks.



** Changed in: openobject-addons
       Status: New => Invalid

** Converted to question:
   https://answers.launchpad.net/openobject-addons/+question/162889

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/801904

Title:
  Unable to Create PO from MO or SO

Status in OpenERP Modules (addons):
  Invalid

Bug description:
  Parent Product :
  Product Type : Stockable Product
  Procurement Method : MTS
  Supply Type : Produce
  Real Stock Qty : 0

  Child:
  Product Type : Stockable Product
  Procurement Method : MTS
  Supply Type : Buy
  Real Stock Qty : 2

  BOM:

  Parent = 3 Child product

  Creating a MO for Parent creates a procurement with "not enough stock"
  exception.

  Expected Result : PO for Child product qty 1
  Obtained Result : "not enough stock" Exception in procurement_order.

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