Check with WiSys to confirm but I seem to recall their objects ignore the POP WIP flag. This would be easy enough to verify by testing an order and the resulting distributions using all of the processes in Macola.
Peter Shirley
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If you're just looking for some historical reporting and do not need to access the data via the Progression client interface, then you could just do as Don suggests i.e. create reports to access the SQL data for the historical information you need.
This would entail a small subset of the Macola...
Use the order view function to see if an invoice number has been assigned. There is a 'functional disenhancement' with the Crystal Invoice print that sometimes allows an invoice number to be assigned to the order, when the status has not been changed. If this is the case, the easiest way to...
This may not be a problem with the sales order tables (OEORDHDR and OEORDLIN) at all. The power inquiry/view functions use a separate (OEINQORD) table that can get out of synch with the actual sales orders. There is a function on the System menu to rebuild the table. It's possible that the...
As Don already mentioned - lots of files involved when making changes to sales orders. If it's just the allocations you are worried about one option would be to change the order status with SQL (in bulk) then run the IM reset allocations process. You could always try this out in a test company...
As Don states - can be derived from the inventory history. A SQL stored procedure works too as you simply need to pull the cost and qty. from the most recent inventory transaction that is on or before the stored procedure date parameter. I've done this in the past for customers that wanted to...
Running the install from the macsql\install folder will install the non-PWE version of the Macola client. Running pwe.exe from directly below macsql will install the Progression Workflow Explorer version of the Macola client.
It's been a long time since I dealt with Macola Progression, but I...
The subfolder names changed over the years so the folder location (Macsql\install\) could be correct.
Make sure you run the install using the mapped drive and not the full UNC path.
Note too that Macola Progression used two menu systems - Progression Explorer and Progression Workflow Explorer...
If you are just looking to identify all item numbers where the prices are not consistent, you could just compare the lowest and highest prices;
SELECT il.item_no
FROM iminvloc_sql il
GROUP BY
il.item_no
HAVING MIN(il.price) <> MAX(il.price)
Peter Shirley
http://www.erpessentials.com
Note/Text maintenance on the BOM&IM tab (assuming ES or 10). These are held in the imitmnot_sql table. They are designed to be applied to specific modules and document types so they work differently than OE line order header comments.
Peter Shirley
http://www.erpessentials.com
Were the DATA folders copied over OK and does everyone have full access to the 'macapps' share on the server?
Peter Shirley
http://www.erpessentials.com
As Don stated - the primary vendor on the location file has nothing to do with the vendor(s) setup in the item/vendor area. If you want the primary vendor to change in the location file your options are to manually change it, or write something in SQL (trigger, scheduled stored procedure) to...
It happens the first time you open up any Macola application via Core ERP in Synergy. You can get rid of it on the Macola menu by going to the user settings and disabling the 'Skin'.
Peter Shirley
http://www.erpessentials.com
There is a report in System Manager under Lists-2 called 'User List' that shows what menus/programs each person has access to. You could also report directly on the SCREENS database but the data for the menu structure is hierarchical so not the easiest to build reports on.
Peter Shirley...
Document 24.009.156 on the Macola portal references this problem.
While not specifically a 'data in use' message, I have also seen performance problems in Cashflow when tabbing off the statement date field in the cash flow entry screen. This is often caused by records in the BankTransactions...
There are numerous tables that are written to when an order is created - delete it through Macola.
Peter Shirley
Macola Consultant, PA and surrounding states.
http://www.erpessentials.com
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