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How do you get it to not be in dedicated mode to run?

Eric

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To: "MAPICS ERP System Discussion" <mapics-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, July 09, 2003 12:30 PM
Subject: Re: Loading new Customers or Ship-to from Offline


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> Eric:
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> We do offline load of customers from a users group-job menu.  The user
gets
> customer information from a third-party in MS-Excel format & sends that to
> the I-Series.  We then take that file & do the offline-load process.  Does
> this sound like what you are looking for?
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> Steve Jones
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> To the list,
> Has anyone come up with a way to load customers or ship-tos as part of a
> nightly process ie. scheduled offline load?
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> My customer wants to create a function to allow users (not only in the
> Credit dept) to be able to load customers/shiptos in a "batch" file and
> post the data using the Offline functions after having cleaned
up/formatted
> the data.  The reason for this request is to standardize the addresses to
> follow a more stringent format.  We are trying to use a format that
follows
> the USPS standards and also use a product called PER/ZIP that will verify
> the address and return the Zip+4 postal codes, as well as, correct any
> spelling or punctuation errors. FYI - it is a neat tool for those that are
> having a similar problem.
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> MAPICS requires the first address line to be filled in, however, the USPS
> standard is that the line directly above the City/State/Postal code to be
> the delivery address.   To add to this problem, the PER/ZIP product wants
> to know which positions in the file being verified has the Delivery and
> Seconday address.  My idea is to always use the Address line 3 for
delivery
> address (could be a PO Box or a street address).
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> My solution so far has been this: Bill-to Address Line 1 = ATTN: ACCOUNTS
> PAYABLE
>                                                 Ship-to Address Line1=
> RECEIVING DEPT.
> This satisfies the MAPICS standard but to resolve the
> spelling/punctuation/validation problem, I cannot use the user exit since
> the Credit dept is the only one who can activate the customer, apply
credit
> limits, etc.  However, allowing others to create the customer alleviates
> duplicate entry into a Lotus database.
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> Any ideas/suggestions would be appreciated...
>
> Eric A. Wolf
> Independent MAPICS Consultant
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