I have been investigating a database with corrupted data that has resulted in the item ledger entries not applying. I wan´t to fix the data and then ´´open´´ the entries in order to reapply then... has annyone suggestion as to how this would be done. Which fields do you have to reset,open and in which tables ..
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Another way to go about applying everything together is to just adjust everything to 0 quantity then positive adjust the correct beginning balance forward. This way, you won't have to go in and mess with the ledger entries and risk damaging the integrity of the data.
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But the best way, and the only way that should be practiced, is to just use the journals and let Navision takes its course.
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using journals and undoing anything is not possible and not valid in current situation...
If the above solution is not practical, Version 5.0 has a Item Application Worksheet. You might want to try reverse engineering the functionality and implementing it on version 4.0.
I wouldn't try to reverse engineer the item application worksheet from 5.0 to 4.0 just because you're messing with inventory cost. Inventory costing is uber sensitive.
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