RE: SYS21 - /INP question

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Sorry about this morning's loss in Suwon, you guys play a tough game though!
:)

Alan

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From: Francisco Amorim @ GSI [mailto:famorim@mail.gsi.pt]
Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 2:32 PM
To: jbausers-l@midrange.com
Subject: RE: SYS21 - /INP question


You could consider options 1 & 2 /INP whch are buyer-related but they only
make sense if your company doesn't use Purchase Management.

You can safely give access to INE and INR which can provide some reports
over stock levels and valuation. I wouldn't give access to other INP
options.

Francisco Amorim
CS & Logistics Consultant
GSI - Grupo ABS
(Geac Distributor for Portugal)

At 14:00 05-06-2002 -0400, you wrote:
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>This menu is for Inventory transactions: A, F, R, S, C, I, O, U.
>
>These transactions impact Inventory balance and value.  Also remember that
>unsanctioned use of these options would cause differences or issues
relating
>to AFI and Job Management for example.
>
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>From: Kincer, Alan [mailto:akincer@kiusa.com]
>Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 1:42 PM
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>Hi all,
>
>Recently our company's buyer asked me for permissions to access the /INP
>menus. My knowledge of any contraindications for this are limited. However
I
>know that the former MIS manager seemed to have very specific opinions
about
>who should be allowed to go where in terms of potential business conflicts
>of interests. Unfortunately I was only here for three or so days before she
>left and we did not have time to discuss in-depth aspects of System 21
other
>than a few AS/400 commands.
>
> >From my vantage I do not see any problems but if that were the case
wouldn't
>the buyer already have access? I hate to tell her "no" for no better reason
>than, "There must've be a reason the former MIS mgr didn't want you in
>there."
>
>Anyway, your opinion is always appreciated.
>
>Alan
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