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7/6/2004
Common issues.  ERLCOM is the best tool to begin the learning process.  I'd
suggest, that once you understand the relationships, and before you start
data testing, create a list of all the possible combinations of data that
COM can generate.  (i.e. ship complete, ship partial, ship partial with
backorder, ship partial without backorder, etc..)  Then create some test
data.  Observer the data changes.  Its been my experience that this will
shorten the learning curve.

Also, depending on the version of MAPICS and when you purchased, you may
have INFO Workplace.  If you do, the subsets provided by MAPICS are another
excellent tool to learn from.  Also INFOWP can generate a flat file from the
COM files that will be easier to DTS to SQL.

Kevin Fox
kdfox@xxxxxxxxxxxxx

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From: Randy Volkin [mailto:rvolkin@xxxxxxx] 
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I am trying to write reports from the files :) .  I am importing this data
into Sql Server via DTS Processes that transform the data into something
that is reportable.  As you may expect, I am running into many road blocks
but the ERLCOM tool has been most helpful.


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Be very certain of what you are trying to do.  MAPICS COM behaves
differently depending on many variables.  Partial orders will appear in both
files.  Shipped complete orders MAY appear in ship history or MAY have a
status flag on the header to indicate shipped with NO corresponding record
in the history files.  

There is no easy method to write reports from the files.

What is it you are trying to do?

Kevin Fox
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