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Joe,
Assuming you are at PTF 4140, apply the following, in sequence, and check
and make sure you have all the pre-requisites in (I missed one the 1st time
through).
SH63180.660
SH63205.660
SH63224.660
SH63225.660
Then reapply SH14019.660 to complete.
Note: you will have to recompile all programs that access the OFFSHIP
files, and the last release of SH14019 does a dang near full file refresh
on the OFFSHIP library.
There are numerous fixes in this particular series. I put them on to fix
an occasional glitch that would correctly bill an order, but generate
numerous duplicate SA transactions. That, of course, did a real number on
my finished goods inventory. We couldn't replicate it, or determine what
caused it. But, this seems to have fixed it.
Dale Gindlesperger
IT Manager
Fleetwood Folding Trailers, Inc.
Somerset, PA
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Dale,
I am at 4140 also and using OFFSHIP, and would like to know which PTFs are
the "in between" PTFs
to clean up some OFFSHIP issues' you have applied. Thanks in advance.
Joe Reynolds
Biomet, Inc.
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Nandu,
Generally speaking, when you are referring to PTFs and green screen MAPICS,
the users typically do NOT notice changes from PTFs, (unless the PTF is to
fix something that isn't working right for a user). For the most part,
when I apply a CUM CD, the users don't even notice. The exception is when
a CUM fixes something that a user was trying to do that didn't work as
expected.
I personally find that it is wise to keep up to date on CUM CDs (Cumulative
PTF releases). It makes it easier for MAPICS Support to work with me on
problems, issues, and questions. I usually am NOT the first person to
apply a CUM, but I don't wait too long. I watch this tread to see if
people complain about a bad release (it's been quite a while since that
happened), and if I don't see any comments, I either ask the question or
just apply it.
Note: This does NOT apply to MAPICS Browser releases. How I handle those
is I have a guinea pig in Engineering that is a power user, and he puts the
new ones on, and if it doesn't mess him up in a week or so, then we release
it for general installation. I have found that it's wisest to test the
Browser build releases before general installation. Browser builds are
apparently a LOT harder to QA check than standard MAPICS PTFs.
Now that I've mentioned it, has anyone found any difficulties with XA/R6
PTF 4776? I haven't seen any comments on this thread. I'm at 4140 with
several "in between" PTFs to clean up some OFFSHIP issues, and would like
to upgrade the rest of the way.
Dale Gindlesperger
IT Manager
Fleetwood Folding Trailers, Inc.
Somerset, PA
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