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As far as the files involved, let me suggest that a good RPG programmer would be able to help you figure out which files are in use at any given time... However, I would heed the cautions suggested in the sound reply issued by John McPherson... Stephen makes reference to Menu /INS... The Inventory Stock Counting Menu - And, as Joe rightly stated you should use the Inventory Stock Counting Module to achieve this process... I'm not sure when but several years ago this process was enhanced to allow the counting of WIP and to combine the tickets for the same part stored/counted in different locations... This enhancement was originally developed for/by the Automotive Enhancement Group in the Detroit office... The library it was distributed in was called AEGINW351... If you have this library on your system then you should also have the /INS2 menu... I have included snapshots of both /INS and /INS2 menus below... INS XX - Please select desired Company User JKLIPA 01/02/02 09:51:07 Inventory Stock Counting Menu Count Profile Count Documentation 1. Maintenance 41. Print count sheets 2. Enquiry 42. Reprint count sheets ABC Classification Count Reconciliation 11. Regenerate ABC classifications 51. Without update 52. With update Create Count 21. ABC recommendations Count Enquiries 22. Manual range 61. Recommended counts 62. Outstanding counts Maintain/Record Count 63. Item count summary 31. Maintain count 64. Count history 32. Enter count details 33. Complete count lists 90. Signoff ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ INS2 XX - Please select desired Company User JKLIPA 01/02/02 09:52:19 Inventory Stock Counting Menu PreProcessing Updates to Count Lists 1. Tag Control Creation 21. Reconciliation Reports with Transfer 2. WIP Stockroom Extraction 22. Reconciliation Reports wo/ Transfer 23. Transfer to Count Sheets wo/ Report Process Updates to Inventory Balances 5. Tag Entry/Maintenance 24. Update Frozen Balances 25. Update a WIP Stockroom Reports Special Process 10. Tag Batch Listing 30. Tag Creation for Count List 11. Inventory by Plant/Stockroom 12. Inventory by Part Number 13. WIP Inventory Report 80. Inventory Count List Menu 14. WIP Reconciliation 81. Warehousing Count List Menu 15. Held WIP Reconciliation 90. Signoff ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Now, this process does not work for NON-Stocked Items - That is to say that the only parts you can count are those stored in INP60 - Stockroom Details File... So If your MRO parts are not defined to a stockroom this won't work for you... But if they are then this will be a dream for you... No need to use the Excel Spreadsheets and upload/download data, etc... Just create your manual range, print your count sheets, count your parts, enter your counts, reconcile the counts, and update the inventory... The last step performs a physical adjustment (just like 31/INP does...) This insures that the valuation of the stock adjustments is duly recorded in your General (Financial) Ledger... They way your predecessor is doing it may have worked for them, but it's not the best approach in my humble opinion... Hth... Like to know if anyone has any ideas on entering the results of a physical inventory. I am retracing the steps of a predecessor (who is not available). So far this is the completed work: 1. Run a query to create a file that has the part numbers I need (in this case MRO-related only). 2. Export the data to an Excel file and format to print into forms that workers can write-in their findings. 3. Forms are given to entry clerk who keys results into original Excel file. 4. Excel file is emailed back to me: What I originally suspected was that that there is some SQL approach to mass-replacing the old totals with the new ones in INP35. However in talking with others I find that there is apparently an adjustment made that is included in each part's movement history under 4/INE (from the previous PI) so whacking one number with another looks like a bad idea. An aside: If anyone knows how to view whatever data file(s) are in play during while a particular screen is up please advise. I know the program name is in the upper corner but I am curious about uncombing the myriad of interconnected data tables and their relationships. Thanks in advance Alan Kincer - MCP, A+ MIS - KI(USA) 501 Mayde Rd. Berea, Ky. 404075 859.986.1420 859.986.1485 (fax) mis@kiusa.com
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