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  • Subject: Re: ITH transactions of the type #
  • From: Lmittman@xxxxxxx
  • Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2000 16:49:24 EST


Bill:

As you mention, INV300 is sequence number sensitive.  The ITH Seq Number 
(ITSEQ) field in the Item Master (IIM) File is a counter that controls the 
assignment of the next ITH record for an Item.  BPCS assumes that the 
Sequence Number on the ITH record (TSEQ) will be sequential within Item.

Also,  the ITSEQ must NOT be less than the TSEQ for the Item.  If it is, ITH 
records with a greater Seq Number will NOT be displayed.

In addition, duplicate key ITH records will then be created.  If this 
situation occurs, a looping problem can result during Inventory Month-End 
Close when INV900 tries to purge and reorganize the ITH File. 

To correct such a problem, a simple program can be written to resquence the 
ITH records in acsending sequence and then reset the ITSEQ field in the Item 
Master.

Thanks.

Les Mittman
BSI Consulting, Inc.
Highland Park, IL
Phone:  (847) 831-9388

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