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  1. bklenzman

    Retrieving all GL accounts from GP?

    The GL Master table is GL00100. Each segment is stored in a separate column. For example, the test company (TWO) uses ACTNUMBR_1, ACTNUMBR_2 and ACTNUMBR_3. You'll need to trim each to remove spaces and concatenate them. Also know that Great Plains does not use the account number, it uses...
  2. bklenzman

    Set up many custom items

    If I understand your problem correctly, the configurator options mentioned above will not work because your process is engineer to order, and you wouldn't be able to specify up front all possible options that are available to select from to "configure" a finished good. You might want to look...
  3. bklenzman

    Updating test company data

    Be careful when doing this. There are several tables that store a value called Company ID. Some modules use this to figure out where (as in to which database) to post a transaction. If you don't update these tables it is possible to have transactions from your TEST company affect the live...
  4. bklenzman

    Audit Trail

    There are also 2 3rd party audit trail products for Great Plains. One from www.MeritSolutions.com and the other from www.RocktonSoftware.com
  5. bklenzman

    Location of HR Lookup Values

    Those are enumerated values. They are stored in the database as integers, but shown in the user interface with text. Those values are part of the application code and cannot be seen in the database. They can be viewed (usually) in Resource Descriptions. (version 8) Go to Tools >> Resource...
  6. bklenzman

    AP for Dairy

    A company called FeedSys in Minnesota has a 3rd party module that might work. If you give me more details about what is difficult about calculating the price of milk, I might be able to provide some guidance on how you can do it in Great Plains.

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