most of these reports are fine – one is not
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most of these reports are fine – one is not
Posted by DSC Communities on April 5, 2017 at 2:15 pm-
James Woodin
MemberApril 5, 2017 at 2:15 PM
I do not ‘get’ it…we have a GP company that we were not doing sales out of till last fall – at that point all went in and MOST things look fine which makes me bet that one table setting must be turned off
the ‘Period Sales Analysis Report – Detail’ in Receivables management is perfect
the ‘Sales Document Analysis report’ – Sales Order Processing – again perfect
both are run for 2016 for one customersame customer and same date range – running the ‘sales analysis detail report’ (which says ‘invoicing’ as part of the title) turns up with no records.
everything posted to the SOP302/303 tables fine as well as posted to the GL just fine – so why the one report is not behaving has me baffled.
any thoughts about which GP table (not the SOP302/303 unless it is one field that makes no sense) this report is pulling from?
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James Woodin
Application and Database Developer
Diamond V
Cedar Rapids IA
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Steve Erbach
MemberApril 6, 2017 at 8:20 AM
James,I don’t have an answer for you — someone else may. The same thing happens in our Sales Invoicing Analysis report. What I can tell you is that there are two tables that make up that report: the Item Master (IV00101) and a temporary table called IVC_Customer_Sales_TEMP. That only exists for as long as it takes to build the report.
Regards,
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“Sparkly” Steve Erbach – Business Analyst & MS Dynamics Platform Administrator
WOW Logistics Company – Appleton, WI
VP for Communication, GPUG WI (Milwaukee) Chapter
Co-Chair, GPUG WI (Green Bay) Chapter
GP 2016 (16.00.0439) / MR 2012 CU15
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Twitter: @serbach
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Russ Worth
MemberApril 6, 2017 at 9:42 AM
Invoicing is a separate module from SOP, so anything with that in the title will not return any records.——————————
Russ Worth
GP Business Analyst
Grand Isle Shipyard
Galliano LA
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James,
Invoicing and Sales Order Processing do not use the same tables. That is why you get the warning message of “Sales Order Processing and Invoicing modules are both installed. They do not share information. Transactions should be entered in one module only.” unless it’s turned off.
The reports that reference “Invoicing” use the Invoicing tables ONLY. The Receivable reports would include data from either group of tables.
Glenda
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Glenda Homan
Dolese Bros. Co.
OKlahoma City OK
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It appears that you are using the Sales Order Processing to enter sales transactions.
The report you are referencing as printing no data is the Sales Invoice entry.
These are two different functions with Dynamics GP and typically you use on or the other.
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I do not ‘get’ it…
we have a GP company that we were not doing sales out of till last fall – at that point all went in and MOST things look fine which makes me bet that one table setting must be turned off
the ‘Period Sales Analysis Report – Detail’ in Receivables management is perfect
the ‘Sales Document Analysis report’ – Sales Order Processing – again perfect
both are run for 2016 for one customersame customer and same date range – running the ‘sales analysis detail report’ (which says ‘invoicing’ as part of the title) turns up with no records.
everything posted to the SOP302/303 tables fine as well as posted to the GL just fine – so why the one report is not behaving has me baffled.
any thoughts about which GP table (not the SOP302/303 unless it is one field that makes no sense) this report is pulling from?
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James Woodin
Application and Database Developer
Diamond V
Cedar Rapids IA
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