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Configuration flag CFGAllowOpsVoyageRenumbering enables voyage rescheduling; you must also have the Edit Voyage Number module right.

Rather than using the Reschedule Voyage form, you can use a Cargo Matching program for drag-and-drop voyage rescheduling. To prevent a gap in voyage numbering, you can enable configuration flag CFGEnforceSequentialVoyageNumbering.

You can drag and drop any voyage with a status of Scheduled. When you drag a voyage, valid drop locations are highlighted. All scheduled voyages for a vessel must commence after any previously commenced voyages and before any estimated voyages.

About Voyage Rescheduling

In Cargo Matching, you can do any of the following:

• Drag one or more scheduled voyages to a new position on the same vessel or on a different vessel with the same company.
• Swap the positions of two scheduled voyages on the same vessel or on different vessels of the same company.

Enabling Drag-and-Drop Voyage Rescheduling

1. To enable voyage rescheduling in Cargo Matching, do one of the following:
   • Create a program.
     
   • Edit an existing program: Select the program from the Program List  and then click .
     
2. On the New Program or Edit Program form, select Enable Voyage Rescheduling. 

Rescheduling One or More Voyages

To reschedule one or more voyages:

1. Select the voyage or voyages:
   
   • To select a single voyage , click the voyage; it is highlighted .
   • To select a range of consecutive voyages, hold down Shift while you select.
     
2. Drag the voyage or voyages over a different voyage.
   • For a scheduled voyage, the commencing position of that voyage is highlighted.  Drop the voyage; the dropped voyage takes that commencing position, and the original voyage is made consecutive to it.
   • For the first estimated voyage of a vessel, the commencing position of that voyage is highlighted.  Drop the voyage; the dropped voyage takes that commencing position, and the original voyage is made consecutive to it.
   • For a blank space:
     • If there is a preceding voyage, the completion position of that voyage is highlighted . Drop the voyage; the dropped voyage takes that commencing position, and the original voyage is made consecutive to it.
     • If there is no preceding voyage or voyage estimate , the earliest position in the date range is highlighted. Drop the voyage; the dropped voyage keeps the same commencing date. This is the only case in which a dropped voyage is made non-consecutive.

Swapping Voyages

To swap any two scheduled voyages:

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