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jschemmel@ascentsolutions.com writes: > how to link the GGM file(balances) and the GJH/GJD files(journals). GLD106 prints reference list of current GLD Period Master. RUNQRY *N GPM displays current contents of file, which probably includes some soft-deleted records that BPCS reorg is not getting ... DFU probably simplest way to get rid of them. Check out the GJDJ* join logicals for accessing combined GJD + GJH records. Normally BPCS files are accessed by xxxL## logicals where each record in the logical is a corresponding record in the physical ... the logical might not access all records & it controls access sequence. Each record in the GJDJ join logical consists of a GJD record & its corresponding GJH, which is important because there is stuff each has that the other does not. You can only use the xxxJ files for INPUT, as I found out by trying to use some for something else. Status field reference ... I never did find where this documented JE Error JU Unposted JP Posted JZ ready for deletion ... I invented this as a stepping stone to getting rid of oldies There will be some mismatch GJH & GJD on that ... I figure that a journal batch could consist of several different kinds of field reference in GJD while the overall GJH is JU unfinished. Be careful while working with dates ... I recently been getting rid of 1999 records & I found that while GJH might be last month of year, it included GJD records that crossed over 2 consecutive months & the batch was not coded reversal, so depending on what you doing, you need to see what the function is of the different date fields. MacWheel99@aol.com (Alister Wm Macintyre) (Al Mac) BPCS 405 CD Manager / Programmer @ Global Wire Technologies Incorporated http://www.globalwiretechnologies.com = new name same quality wire engineering company: fax # 812-424-6838
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