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One way I could think of doing it. At the year end, create yet another company in JBA, a 3rd company. Then write quick SQL scripts to copy the records and re-add them with the changed company number. You should then wind up with 3 companies, your company, and 2 copies of your sister company. Give one of the sister companies JBA accounts to the buying out party for their own use, and keep one for your use. Regards, Jim Langston -----Original Message----- From: tkresky@sunflowermfg.com [mailto:tkresky@sunflowermfg.com] Currently we share a box with a sister company, with them set up in a separate environment (3.5.2 SP2). The assets of the company are being sold at year-end to a new company, who will remain on our box for a time, while they work to move off to another box. This creates a problem. We need their General Ledger for OUR purposes next year as we close out the company. Yet, come January, the new company will be using the G/L for their purposes. <SNIP>
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