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  • Subject: Re: Inventory files out of balance
  • From: Randy_Smith@xxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 12 Aug 1998 16:49:51 -0500



Dan,

What version are you at?  You have to be very careful with this issue, and
you especially need to figure out how the discrepancy is coming in.  It
makes a big difference whether you are over in INP60 or WHP35, especially
if you are using FIFO (INP83).  You can correct some issues by inactivating
the warehouse, then doing inventory transactions, then turning the
warehouse back on.  Making a reconcile program would be inadvisable if you
don't correct the source problem.  We could talk more off-line if you wish.

Randy Smith
OMRON Electronics, Inc.
847.843.7852 x110

We have a problem where our total physical stock on hand in WHP35
(warehouse location details) doesn't match INP60 (item/stockroom
balances).  Is there a standard JBA program for reconciling and
correcting this?  We're about to write our own program for doing this.



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