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  • Subject: Re: Interesting Problem
  • From: Bill Robins <brobins@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1998 10:29:58 +0100

Quite interesting, but I bet it's not true -- it just looks that way.  Speaking 
from
a V4 and earlier perspective, the sequence number is used only for the INV300 
inquiry
so that the transactions are listed in reverse "addition" order -- not reverse 
date
order (an important difference).  I bet if you were to either Query the ITH for 
this
part number, everything will be there, it is just they have a low sequence 
number
(kinda the Seq6K problem???).  If you had the patience you could keep rolling 
through
all of the screens and see the "missing" transactions mixed in with those 
wayyyy back
in the past.

Bill

JLR@mead.com wrote:

> We have several items that are high volumn sales items.  We have a need to
> keep our history of these transactions (ITH) for a year if not longer.  It
> seems that in the ITH file, there is a sequence number that is created and
> added to the file for each transaction.  Well, SSA only programmed the
> sequence number to go to 99999.  Well if you keep the history file without
> purging and it is a high volumn item, the sequence number will run out and
> it will cause the system to stop logging the inventory transactions in the
> ITH file.
>
> I thought I would post this to for warn user of the possiblity of this
> occurring at your locations.
>
> Thank you
>
> Joe Royer
>
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