If the specification relationship is of a Composed of type, decomposition doesn't happen but its not

[Anshu_Anand_]

Hi

The docs says If the specification relationship is of a Composed of type, decomposition doesn't happen

https://docs.servicenow.com/en-US/bundle/tokyo-telecommunications-management/page/product/tmt-order-...

But in our case even when the relation between two product specification is  composed of, i see service orders being created .

example:-

PS1 composed of PS2

After order creation

PS1 OLI is parent line item of PS2

After decomposition we see service order for PS2

[ShashankInamdar · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anshu_Anand_ , you mention 'Service Order' getting created. So I assume Product Order for PS2 is not getting created as expected.

Based on your description, it seems your set up is as below - (please confirm)

PS1 

      >> PS2 (composedOf)

            >> CFS1 (realizedAs)

Post decomposition, you would then see a Product Order for PS1 and a Service Order for CFS1.

Regards

Shashank

[Anshu_Anand_]

Thanks @ShashankInamdar  for the reply.

For some PS its exactly working like this .

But 1 of my PS with exact same config does not work

no SO or PO gets created for this.

Any help for this.

[Anshu_Anand_]

@ShashankInamdar 

Thanks i just saw the realized as connection was missing for 1 PS

Thanks for the help

[ShashankInamdar]

Hi @Anshu_Anand_ , I am glad to know it's sorted for you. Feel free to reach out or post for any further questions.