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Given that I:
a.. have been in materials management for over 15 years
b.. been associated with BPCS in either a user, or consultant role for 20
years
c.. have over a dozen BPCS implementations under my belt in the US, Canada,
Mexico & Ireland
d.. am currently giving BPCS functional manufacturing support to 7
manufacturing sites generating millions of transactions monthly
I can assure you that it is not an assumption.
In Subsystem Event Determination, one of the options available is to "Bypass
Journal" creation. So while the transaction gets flagged as posted, no journals
are created. Also, in Model setup, under "Line detail", you can elect to not
write journals for zero amounts, again flagging a transaction as posted,
without writing a journal.
Why would you not want to journalize a transaction? Frequently inventory
transfers have no financial impact, so why write journals? Other transactions
are "C', "#", etc
Not being a 'natural' born citizen, I have no qualms about giving advise (sic)
to offshore consultants or anyone else.
----- Original Message -----
From: Elsberry@xxxxxxx
To: bpcs-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Friday, March 19, 2004 9:38 AM
Subject: Re: Inventory posting to GL
This is not necessarily true.
But, I refuse to give advise to offshore consultants with no BPCS experience
that have been hired to do the job the I spent the last 13 years learning how
to do.
The reason I posted this is so that HarryNichols knows that this assumptions
is incorrect.
Eric Elsberry
Cell (909) 238-8519
Fax (480) 830-7513
If TSTAT = 'Y' then the transaction has processed through the CEA rules.
Depending on how the rules are set up, this may or may not result in a
journal
being created, and posted to G/L
----- Original Message -----
From: Kusman Lim
To: SSA's BPCS ERP System
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 3:36 AM
Subject: Inventory posting to GL
Dear BPCS Professional
How to know the Inventory record in ITH that already posting to G/L or
not ? What is the field name and the code inside the field ?
Thanks
Kusman Lim
PT Takeda Indonesia
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