Re: Duplicate Packing List

[Boris Goldenberg <bpcsguru@xxxxxxxxx>]

Start by checking the ranges of all your Next Numbers - such as next
Packing Group#, Invoice, etc.  The way BPCS works is that if your 
next number reaches the end of its range, it rolls over and starts
from the beginning again.  This causes duplicate records situations.

Regards,
Boris 
--- Jesus Maynez <bpcsmaynez@yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
> Hello everybody,
> Have any of you have experienced a duplicated packing list? I got a
> packing 
> list for two different customers, this messed up my customer
> invoicing. As 
> a consequence, I got one invoice with all the items shipped to both
> 
> customers. I hope any of you have an idea of why this happened.
> 
> Regards,
> Jesus Maynez
> 
> 
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