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The batch job that is failing for empty statements is: "Post transactional statements in batch"Menu: Retail and Commerce > Retail and Commerce IT > POS Posting > Post transactional statements in batchClass: RetailEodStatementTransactionalPostBatchScheduler  A typical error message would be:"Batch task failed: While processing the Controlled state, a generic exception was encountered in retail statement xxxx-xxxxxx in the controller: Found no statement lines. Posting was aborted."

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Totally agree

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...and please include access to specify HttpClient proxy also....If we live in the CLOUD - we need Timeouts and Proxies Easy to add, and will save BC developers and architects many headaches :-) Thanks

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Very valuable - would save us from from all kinds of crazy workaroundsVery easy to add - please :-) just expose the HttpClient property

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The current behavior is understandable because reservation logic originated from Inventory Management, while warehouse execution was introduced later through WMS capabilities. However, modern high-volume distribution centers require a closer alignment between inventory reservation and warehouse execution availability

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As a support engineer, I see a steady volume of tickets raised purely to unlink and relink CE/F&O environments, making this a self-service action in PPAC with proper role checks and audit logging would benefit both customers and support.

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This is very helpful and needed, thank you.

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Yes, we already have a similar case as a reference sample. Could you please enhance this function accordingly?

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Great idea!

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Yes, I have some multiple tickets which in the same situation. The guidance was reach to FTE but seems like the solution has to create new environment then clone through that new empty environment which is not an ideal option for most of the customers. Turn to an official feature is quite a good idea at the moment.

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