Value enties deletion

damodar123damodar123 Member Posts: 36
Dear All,

One of my client is using Nav3.7. he is running periodic acitivity for inventory valuation at that time we found that some value entries,item ledger entires are missing. is there any possibility of deletion from navision application except manual deletion from table level?

any ideas!

Regards,
Damodar

Comments

  • DeepDeep Member Posts: 569
    No chance of getting deleted automatically, or with user license.
    Regards,

    Deep
    India
  • ssinglassingla Member Posts: 2,973
    Somebody with the developer license must have done it :bug: :bug:
    CA Sandeep Singla
    http://ssdynamics.co.in
  • ritesh.singhritesh.singh Member Posts: 123
    No. can be missing if the Date Compression batch is run..
    Thanks,
    Ritesh K Singh
  • David_SingletonDavid_Singleton Member Posts: 5,479
    No. can be missing if the Date Compression batch is run..

    Ritesh is correct, the compression batch can incorrectly delete entries. This is why I recommend NEVER to use this routine. IN my many years of working with Navision I have never seen it work successfully.
    David Singleton
  • austinaustin Member Posts: 191
    can be missing if the Date Compression batch is run..


    what is Date Compression batch job In Navision ?

    when we need to run this batch job ?

    what is the necessity to run this ?

    Please explain ?
  • ritesh.singhritesh.singh Member Posts: 123
    For detailed explanation please read help (Product help)
    Thanks,
    Ritesh K Singh
  • ssinglassingla Member Posts: 2,973
    Refer to David's remark earlier in the post and follow it religiously.
    CA Sandeep Singla
    http://ssdynamics.co.in
  • austinaustin Member Posts: 191
    Thank you ,



    I gone through the help , it says that batch job will work on if u have the ware house entries.

    is it correct ?

    for example if we are using the locations only( with zones, bins ) , then it will delete the entries ?

    Please correct me about this .


    Thanks in advance
  • ritesh.singhritesh.singh Member Posts: 123
    I do not know which help you 've gone through..
    "The Date Compress Item Ledger batch job compresses item ledger entries, that is, combines them so that they take up less space in the database. You can compress entries from closed fiscal years only, and only item ledger entries whose Open field contains "No."

    The compression works by combining several old entries into one new entry. For example, item ledger entries from previous fiscal years can be compressed so that there is only one credit and one debit entry per account per month. The amount in the new entry is the sum of all the compressed entries. The date assigned is the starting date for the period that is compressed, such as the first day of the month (if the entries are compressed by month). After the compression, you can still see the net change for each account in the previous fiscal year.
    .....

    Warning
    Date Compression deletes entries, so you should always make a backup copy of the database before you run the batch job.
    Thanks,
    Ritesh K Singh
  • austinaustin Member Posts: 191
    Thanks ritesh,


    If it deletes the ledger entries then we will face some probelems when we run the AICE , then y we have to run this batch job .

    Do i need to run the batch job daily or system will run automatically ?

    till now i did not run this batch job in my live database .

    Just we use to run the AICE, Post Inv to G/L.

    Let me know do i need to run this daily ?


    Thanks and regards
  • ritesh.singhritesh.singh Member Posts: 123
    austin wrote:
    Thanks ritesh,

    Do i need to run the batch job daily or system will run automatically ?

    till now i did not run this batch job in my live database .

    Just we use to run the AICE, Post Inv to G/L.

    Let me know do i need to run this daily ?


    Thanks and regards
    No. can be missing if the Date Compression batch is run..

    Ritesh is correct, the compression batch can incorrectly delete entries. This is why I recommend NEVER to use this routine. IN my many years of working with Navision I have never seen it work successfully.

    ssingla wrote:
    Refer to David's remark earlier in the post and follow it religiously.
    Thanks,
    Ritesh K Singh
  • austinaustin Member Posts: 191
    Thanks,



    what is the path of that batch job.

    thanks
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