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The following are the various status in  the BSTAT field in BBL

' '(blank value)--Record is ready for invoicing
'B'--Record is in process or abnormal termination
'R'--Record is available for release and/or further processing
'S'--Record is a special line
'P'--Invoice has been printed for record
But The BSTAT field in version 6 is no longer used and no longer supported.For
previous versions, the status of R meant that the BBH record was selected
for release and eligible for further processing.
Sandipan Sengupta



On 8 Aug 2006 09:45:11 -0000, ddeshpande <ddeshpande@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


Hello,

Since I did not get proper answer to my questions, I am posting same query
once again:

What is the involvement of "R" in BSTAT field (in BBH) in split invoices?

Is it triggered by a split invoice occurrence? Or is this a flag
triggered by something else that then triggers the split invoices ?

Request ur help.

Thanks & Regards,
Dnyanesh

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