Re: STDUC in ITEMBL: how to update it - besidesthe CStransaction?

If your Accounting people are using the General Ledger Interface rules to keep inventory in balance with the control G/L account and are using the standard costs in the item balance file, they may want your process to create a system generated CS transaction, so they can automatically get the G/L entry for the change in inventory value for the on-hand balance.

Rich

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Subject: Re: [MAPICS-L] STDUC in ITEMBL: how to update it - besidesthe CStransaction?

"Update itembl was, but the rolls was INFOR's"

I know how to this with custom code... I was thinking more of a MAPICS'
solution.

Looks like the only solution might be what I posted originally, and that is fine... I was just trying to figure out more insights from the business community about this fact.

Thank you guys!

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