Re: ACR900 Date of 00/00/00

["Sally Bosman" <sally.bosman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Jerry,

Amongst other criteria, the program will only process records where the date
posted (RDATE) is less than or equal to the input date, which in this case
is 0.  Unless you have some erroneous records on your RAR with a posted date
of 0, this should not have had an adverse effect.

We have software that will archive your historic data and therefore speed up
your month end processes in many BPCS areas.  The archived data is still
visible.  Please contact me offline if you would like further information.

Kind regards,

Sally

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Somsen, Jerry" <SomsenJ@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <bpcs-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 2:05 AM
Subject: ACR900 Date of 00/00/00


> I am currently processing EOM jobs and I hit enter on ACR900 prior to
> entering the month end date.  The job started before I could end it.  In
> looking through what little documentation I could find, I didn't see that
> this would cause any great problems.  I resubmitted the ACR900 with the
> correct month end date again.  I did not kill the first (wrong) ACR900 job
> as I am not comfortable with what it would do to the system.  Can anyone
> give me a warm fuzzy that the data should be OK?  This would have to be
the
> longest job that I run (just over 2.5 hours per run).  I am going forward
> with EOM but not looking forward to the morning.  Silence from accounting
> will mean it worked.  Thanks.
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