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Tom I'm on 405 CD & we had a similar problem over a year ago where we ran out of Inventory Transaction Journals that come into GLD via INV920 or some such program name. I am not now at the office so it is not handy for me to locate all the files we had to tweak, but there should be traffic on this in BPCS_L archives, since we got a lot of good advice from this list. GJW GJH GJD for starters. I would suspect that you could take a GL journal that has not yet been posted to a conclusion and change its identification to something that is obviously understood to people (when we ran out of IN journals, I changed unposted to IQ, after asking accounting department if they wanted this stuff to end up after or before the rest of the IN stuff, otherwise I might have made it IK) . If you changing in one file, you need to change all the corresponding entries in other files. 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 > From: TJedrzejewicz@contessa.com (Tom Jedrzejewicz @ San Pedro) > Folks- > > I am an experienced AS400 analyst (PRMS is my heritage) but new to > BPCS. We are Version 4.0 Release 03 > > One of the users brought me a problem with an AR batch which won't post > to GL because of a duplicate journal ID. She tells me that this has > happened from time to time when two folks post to AR at the same time, > and that my predecessor fixed it by renaming the journal. > > Makes sense to me, but I am not sure where to do the adjustment. It > appears that making the change to the relevant entries in GJW and RAR > should do it, but I do not want to get bitten. > > Any help that you all can offer would be most appreciated! > > > Tom Jedrzejewicz > IS Manager, Contessa Food Products > 310 832 8000 > tjedrzejewicz@contessa.com
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