Re: What is a # transaction?

[vincent.byrne@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Al,

Yes you are right.
I checked our files and # transactions are only created when records are
changed via CST100.
We do not refer to these # transactions in our procedure for changing
Standards.

Thanks and Regards,
Vincent




                                                                                
                                                      
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We are on 405 CD
We see # when CST100
We do not see # when CST500 CST600 rollup changes standard cost
Is there some system parameter that turns on/off this feature that perhaps
we missing?

The record looks to me like it is showing the NEW cost.
To find the OLD cost, find prior # on same item, unless recently had copy
into simulated costs.
Correct ?

  you wrote:
>This transaction is created when the value in the Standard Cost or any
>other Cost Bucket is changed via CST100/CST500/CST600.
>It's merely an indication that the Std was changed on that date. It has no
>other effect.
>
>Regards
>Vincent
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>Hi!
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>Version 4.05cd.
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>I found a # transaction in INV300 - transaction history. The description
>of the transaction is Cost Adjustment. Anyone know what puts that out
>there?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Paul