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I'm using Magento 1.7.0.2 and Magento 1.9.1.0.



As we know, by default, Qty Inventory at the backend (Admin - Catalog - Manage Products - Edit - General - Inventory - Qty) may contain a negative value, such as -1.



How to prevent the quantity of inventory in the backend products is negative?










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    As we know, by default, Qty Inventory at the backend (Admin - Catalog - Manage Products - Edit - General - Inventory - Qty) may contain a negative value, such as -1.



    How to prevent the quantity of inventory in the backend products is negative?










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      I'm using Magento 1.7.0.2 and Magento 1.9.1.0.



      As we know, by default, Qty Inventory at the backend (Admin - Catalog - Manage Products - Edit - General - Inventory - Qty) may contain a negative value, such as -1.



      How to prevent the quantity of inventory in the backend products is negative?










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      I'm using Magento 1.7.0.2 and Magento 1.9.1.0.



      As we know, by default, Qty Inventory at the backend (Admin - Catalog - Manage Products - Edit - General - Inventory - Qty) may contain a negative value, such as -1.



      How to prevent the quantity of inventory in the backend products is negative?







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          You could create a custom module and an event observer hooked to the cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before event then you can validate if the qty will be saved as negative and perform some action.



          Configuration:




          Vendor/Module/etc/config.xml




          <global>
          ...
          <events>
          <cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before>
          <observers>
          <vendor_module_stock_item_save_before>
          <class>vemdor_module/observer</class>
          <method>stockItemSaveBefore</method>
          </vendor_module_stock_item_save_before>
          </observers>
          </cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before>
          </events>
          </global>
          ...


          Observer:




          Vendor/Module/Model/Observer.php




          class Vendor_Module_Model_Observer
          {
          public function stockItemSaveBefore(Varien_Event_Observer $observer)
          {
          $item = $observer->getEvent()->getItem();
          // Perform some action ...
          }
          }


          I don't know what do you want to do with that information. You may want to send an email, save a log or just keep the qty in 0, regardless the action you'll take this is the way to do it.






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            I have seen constellations where qty is negative / < zero in a very small amount of client systems that we did not create from the scratch. The problem is, that the products with negative qty are "in stock/available" and can be bought by shop customers.



            Instead of wasting computation time i would add a trigger:



            delimiter //
            CREATE TRIGGER negative_stock_to_zero BEFORE UPDATE ON cataloginventory_stock_item
            FOR EACH ROW
            BEGIN
            IF NEW.qty < 0 THEN
            NEW.qty = 0;
            END IF;
            END;//
            delimiter;


            Of course you could also check if backordering is enabled/disabled in the IF-Clause - but thats up to you.






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              In the admin console under System -> Configuration



              Under Catalog -> Inventory



              You should see a setting in the Product Stock Options called Backorders. Set this to No Backorders.



              Additionally set the "Qty for Item's Status to Become Out of Stock" setting to 0.






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                You could create a custom module and an event observer hooked to the cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before event then you can validate if the qty will be saved as negative and perform some action.



                Configuration:




                Vendor/Module/etc/config.xml




                <global>
                ...
                <events>
                <cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before>
                <observers>
                <vendor_module_stock_item_save_before>
                <class>vemdor_module/observer</class>
                <method>stockItemSaveBefore</method>
                </vendor_module_stock_item_save_before>
                </observers>
                </cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before>
                </events>
                </global>
                ...


                Observer:




                Vendor/Module/Model/Observer.php




                class Vendor_Module_Model_Observer
                {
                public function stockItemSaveBefore(Varien_Event_Observer $observer)
                {
                $item = $observer->getEvent()->getItem();
                // Perform some action ...
                }
                }


                I don't know what do you want to do with that information. You may want to send an email, save a log or just keep the qty in 0, regardless the action you'll take this is the way to do it.






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                  You could create a custom module and an event observer hooked to the cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before event then you can validate if the qty will be saved as negative and perform some action.



                  Configuration:




                  Vendor/Module/etc/config.xml




                  <global>
                  ...
                  <events>
                  <cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before>
                  <observers>
                  <vendor_module_stock_item_save_before>
                  <class>vemdor_module/observer</class>
                  <method>stockItemSaveBefore</method>
                  </vendor_module_stock_item_save_before>
                  </observers>
                  </cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before>
                  </events>
                  </global>
                  ...


                  Observer:




                  Vendor/Module/Model/Observer.php




                  class Vendor_Module_Model_Observer
                  {
                  public function stockItemSaveBefore(Varien_Event_Observer $observer)
                  {
                  $item = $observer->getEvent()->getItem();
                  // Perform some action ...
                  }
                  }


                  I don't know what do you want to do with that information. You may want to send an email, save a log or just keep the qty in 0, regardless the action you'll take this is the way to do it.






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                    You could create a custom module and an event observer hooked to the cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before event then you can validate if the qty will be saved as negative and perform some action.



                    Configuration:




                    Vendor/Module/etc/config.xml




                    <global>
                    ...
                    <events>
                    <cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before>
                    <observers>
                    <vendor_module_stock_item_save_before>
                    <class>vemdor_module/observer</class>
                    <method>stockItemSaveBefore</method>
                    </vendor_module_stock_item_save_before>
                    </observers>
                    </cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before>
                    </events>
                    </global>
                    ...


                    Observer:




                    Vendor/Module/Model/Observer.php




                    class Vendor_Module_Model_Observer
                    {
                    public function stockItemSaveBefore(Varien_Event_Observer $observer)
                    {
                    $item = $observer->getEvent()->getItem();
                    // Perform some action ...
                    }
                    }


                    I don't know what do you want to do with that information. You may want to send an email, save a log or just keep the qty in 0, regardless the action you'll take this is the way to do it.






                    share|improve this answer













                    You could create a custom module and an event observer hooked to the cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before event then you can validate if the qty will be saved as negative and perform some action.



                    Configuration:




                    Vendor/Module/etc/config.xml




                    <global>
                    ...
                    <events>
                    <cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before>
                    <observers>
                    <vendor_module_stock_item_save_before>
                    <class>vemdor_module/observer</class>
                    <method>stockItemSaveBefore</method>
                    </vendor_module_stock_item_save_before>
                    </observers>
                    </cataloginventory_stock_item_save_before>
                    </events>
                    </global>
                    ...


                    Observer:




                    Vendor/Module/Model/Observer.php




                    class Vendor_Module_Model_Observer
                    {
                    public function stockItemSaveBefore(Varien_Event_Observer $observer)
                    {
                    $item = $observer->getEvent()->getItem();
                    // Perform some action ...
                    }
                    }


                    I don't know what do you want to do with that information. You may want to send an email, save a log or just keep the qty in 0, regardless the action you'll take this is the way to do it.







                    share|improve this answer












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                    answered Jan 26 '16 at 7:17









                    MauroNigreleMauroNigrele

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                        I have seen constellations where qty is negative / < zero in a very small amount of client systems that we did not create from the scratch. The problem is, that the products with negative qty are "in stock/available" and can be bought by shop customers.



                        Instead of wasting computation time i would add a trigger:



                        delimiter //
                        CREATE TRIGGER negative_stock_to_zero BEFORE UPDATE ON cataloginventory_stock_item
                        FOR EACH ROW
                        BEGIN
                        IF NEW.qty < 0 THEN
                        NEW.qty = 0;
                        END IF;
                        END;//
                        delimiter;


                        Of course you could also check if backordering is enabled/disabled in the IF-Clause - but thats up to you.






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                          I have seen constellations where qty is negative / < zero in a very small amount of client systems that we did not create from the scratch. The problem is, that the products with negative qty are "in stock/available" and can be bought by shop customers.



                          Instead of wasting computation time i would add a trigger:



                          delimiter //
                          CREATE TRIGGER negative_stock_to_zero BEFORE UPDATE ON cataloginventory_stock_item
                          FOR EACH ROW
                          BEGIN
                          IF NEW.qty < 0 THEN
                          NEW.qty = 0;
                          END IF;
                          END;//
                          delimiter;


                          Of course you could also check if backordering is enabled/disabled in the IF-Clause - but thats up to you.






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                            I have seen constellations where qty is negative / < zero in a very small amount of client systems that we did not create from the scratch. The problem is, that the products with negative qty are "in stock/available" and can be bought by shop customers.



                            Instead of wasting computation time i would add a trigger:



                            delimiter //
                            CREATE TRIGGER negative_stock_to_zero BEFORE UPDATE ON cataloginventory_stock_item
                            FOR EACH ROW
                            BEGIN
                            IF NEW.qty < 0 THEN
                            NEW.qty = 0;
                            END IF;
                            END;//
                            delimiter;


                            Of course you could also check if backordering is enabled/disabled in the IF-Clause - but thats up to you.






                            share|improve this answer













                            I have seen constellations where qty is negative / < zero in a very small amount of client systems that we did not create from the scratch. The problem is, that the products with negative qty are "in stock/available" and can be bought by shop customers.



                            Instead of wasting computation time i would add a trigger:



                            delimiter //
                            CREATE TRIGGER negative_stock_to_zero BEFORE UPDATE ON cataloginventory_stock_item
                            FOR EACH ROW
                            BEGIN
                            IF NEW.qty < 0 THEN
                            NEW.qty = 0;
                            END IF;
                            END;//
                            delimiter;


                            Of course you could also check if backordering is enabled/disabled in the IF-Clause - but thats up to you.







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                            answered Jun 30 '16 at 7:56









                            Michael LeissMichael Leiss

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                                In the admin console under System -> Configuration



                                Under Catalog -> Inventory



                                You should see a setting in the Product Stock Options called Backorders. Set this to No Backorders.



                                Additionally set the "Qty for Item's Status to Become Out of Stock" setting to 0.






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                                  In the admin console under System -> Configuration



                                  Under Catalog -> Inventory



                                  You should see a setting in the Product Stock Options called Backorders. Set this to No Backorders.



                                  Additionally set the "Qty for Item's Status to Become Out of Stock" setting to 0.






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                                    In the admin console under System -> Configuration



                                    Under Catalog -> Inventory



                                    You should see a setting in the Product Stock Options called Backorders. Set this to No Backorders.



                                    Additionally set the "Qty for Item's Status to Become Out of Stock" setting to 0.






                                    share|improve this answer













                                    In the admin console under System -> Configuration



                                    Under Catalog -> Inventory



                                    You should see a setting in the Product Stock Options called Backorders. Set this to No Backorders.



                                    Additionally set the "Qty for Item's Status to Become Out of Stock" setting to 0.







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