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The only way a PO should go to history is AFTER IFM has processed the invoice AND the AP transaction tell PUR that the PO is complete. Make sure you are doing 3 way matching. Kevin Fox kdfox@xxxxxxxxxxxxx -----Original Message----- From: Peter Vidal [mailto:Peter_Vidal@xxxxxxxx] Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 6:41 AM To: mapics-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Completed POs in History not seen by IFM: WHY? Hi list! We have this consistent situation between the marriage of Purchasing and IFM. If you complete and purge an order, it is moved then to history. The problem is that IFM will not be able to see it. If this PO has not been paid yet, we are dead. We have to leave the purchase order in the regular open files because IMHIST will be affected, inquiry screens in IFM will be affected.... etc. MEN, this does not have sense to us in IT and our user community. Normally, what I want to see happening is that as soon as I fully pay a purchase order, I want to be able to purge it a move it to history and still be able to see on inquiry screens and IMHIST ALL the data related to that PO: RD, RP, PQ, RI, CA, etc... Maybe I do not have all the factor, maybe I do not know the application yet to say that this can be done and this can't... I checked in the MAPICS support website but I did not found a definite answer to my question in the knowledgebase... Can somebody illustrate me on this matter? I will really appreciate your opinions about it. Peter Vidal PALL Corporation SR Programmer Analyst 5775 Rio Vista Drive, Clearwater, FL 33760-3137
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