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I read one reply that said a fix is out but I do know without the fix the
UPDNOG goes to zero so a transaction gets updated buut looks as if it
wasn't. I usually advise that the UPDNOG be reset to 1 anytime after the
number reaches 900000. This is easy using the menu option 31/GLU. It
would be good practice to shut the G/L subsystem down first as you point
out.
Richard Caldicott
Director of Implementations
& Efficiency
Tandy Brands Accessories
817-548-0090 extn 146
"Ellsworth, Bob"
<Bob.Ellsworth@pol To: System 21 Users
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Resetting the next GL/UPDNOG
system21-bounces@m
idrange.com
09/22/2004 07:55
AM
Please respond to
System 21 Users
Our GL "last update number used" is approaching its 7-digit max, and my
fear
is that either (1) it won't quietly roll on its own after 9999999, or (2)
it
will, and we'll have a zero which would indicate that the transaction
remains unprocessed.
I can do a Maintain Application Control (31/GLU) to change the number, but
the question is -
can we just shut down the GL subsystem, set the last update number to
0000001 and restart the subsystem without a hitch?
Has anyone else had to do this?
TIA,
-BobE
bob.ellsworth@xxxxxxxxxx
Pollak Engineered Products
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