I'm pretty confident in what it is doing. :-)
The idea is that you use the "initial days" to create a window of dates to look for batches needing reinspection based on the next inspection date. If this is window is just 1 or null it really has no affect regardless of what you pick.
The idea is to allow creation of the inspection lots well in advance of their actual inspection date. To do this you select "to insp. stock at inspection date" You don't want to remove the stock from UR and make it unavailable for use or sale but you want to start inspection. Than, IF you have not processed or sold the lot by the inspection date, or have not completed the UD on the 09 lot, the transfer document is created and the stock is moved to QI stock and linked to the insp. lot. You should be running the program every day in this case. Ideally, you complete the re-inspection without the stock ever leaving UR.
If you use "to insp. stock at lot creation" and you use an initial window of 60 days, than you will still create the lot 60 days in advance but the stock goes to QI and is unavailable to sell or use. Some folks like this because they don't want to ship something out to a customer that only has a minimum amount of time left on it.
It's simply your client's preference as to how they do it.
Craig
