One user at one of our sites can no longer apply vendor entries. When she tries she gets the message "Application was successfully posted although no entries have been applied". This first became apparent when she posted a payment journal, which she had populated using the "Suggest Vendor Payments". Since then it appears that she cant apply posted vendor ledger entries either.
Other users can apply the entries which fail for her. She is not a new user and appears to be operating the function correctly. She has successfully posted applications in the past.
The currency on the payments and invoices are the same. The payments are dated more recently than the invoices. I mention this because I recall a problem with applying payments which predated the invoices.
Can anyone suggest what might be going wrong ?
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If she can then it is the process of the payment. I remember in one version if your focus was on the credit element in the line of the journal the application failed, so my guess would be it would be something in the process, but something minor causing the issue. Assuming of course you have made no rights changes or modifications recently.
Which Version of NAV are you using there is a 2 logged issue on partnersource or customer source for this
The link below for 3.7/4.0 matches your scenario of where the payment is posted before the invoice in which case you can use the following resolution
To resolve this issue, apply the invoice to the payment after the payment is posted, and then post the application
3.7/4.0
https://mbs.microsoft.com/knowledgebase ... lknpovmylr
Nav 2009
https://mbs.microsoft.com/knowledgebase ... qltuqpnvxv
I hear what you are saying Adam and that is my position too but noone is aware of a change between last week when everything was fine and this monday when applications stopped working.
The tantalising detail is that the same documents which generate the error for this particular user can be applied successfully by another user. It is making me look for factors which can be specific to a user, but I realise that may be a red herring ...
Thank you all, again, for the suggestions ...
Did she try the following
Select the Invoice VLE and apply it to the payment (Eg F9 on payment line),
If fail
Select Payment VLE and apply to invoice ?
Last ditch effort was to have her log onto another pc with her id and try to post it there, you said you have tried this with her id but not if it was on another PC
Last ditch effort would be Synch her permissions again then if still an issue remove her login from nav and set it up with permissions again
The second and subsequent errors were generated trying to apply posted entries. In those instances she positioned to the payment (or credit note) first, then selected to apply entries. She then used F9 to set the applies-to id on the invoice lines.
I think we will give your other suggestions (resynching, creating a new login) a try.
Ask the user to use a different client PC and try the same transactions. Perhaps some corruption in the ZUP file is causing the issue?
Unfortunately my colleague took the 'throw everything at it' approach so I dont know exactly which thing was significant. We created a new login for the user and also deleted the zup file. Either one on their own might have resolved it. So it is a bit of an unsatisfying conclusion to the topic. Sorry.
Thank you all again for your suggestions. It made the whole confusing incident so much less stressful.
Bob