The following sample code shows how to add an Inventory Adjustment containing Serialized Items. Note that if the "Advanced Bin/Numbered Inventory Management" is not enabled, the serial/lot number data is available directly from the item.
public virtual void adjustInventory()
{
InventoryAdjustment invAdjustment = new InventoryAdjustment();
InventoryAdjustmentInventory[] invAdjustmentItemArray = new InventoryAdjustmentInventory[1];
RecordRef item = new RecordRef();
item.type = RecordType.inventoryItem;
item.typeSpecified = true;
item.internalId = "71";
RecordRef loc = new RecordRef();
loc.type = RecordType.location;
loc.typeSpecified = true;
loc.internalId = "1";
invAdjustmentItemArray[0] = new InventoryAdjustmentInventory();
invAdjustmentItemArray[0].item = item;
invAdjustmentItemArray[0].adjustQtyBy = System.Double.Parse("1");
invAdjustmentItemArray[0].adjustQtyBySpecified = true;
invAdjustmentItemArray[0].location = loc;
invAdjustmentItemArray[0].serialNumbers = "SRX1005";
RecordRef account = new RecordRef();
account.type = RecordType.account;
account.typeSpecified = true;
account.internalId = "64";
InventoryAdjustmentInventoryList invList = new InventoryAdjustmentInventoryList();
invList.inventory = invAdjustmentItemArray;
invAdjustment.inventoryList = invList;
invAdjustment.account = account;
WriteResponse writeRes = _service.add(invAdjustment);
if (writeRes.status.isSuccess)
{
_out.writeLn("\nAdjust Inventory successful");
}
else
{
_out.error(getStatusDetails(writeRes.status));
}
}
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