Modify Item ledger entry record

hemantOne · 2010-03-16

Hi,

Is there any way to modify Item Ledger Entry table field directly in table .I want to modify the date of some entries .

Thanks .

idiot · 2010-03-16

There are many ways but those are the wrong things to do. Use Item journals

hemantOne · 2010-03-16

helllo ,

I Know through Item journal we can change but i am making a report to modify Item Ledger entry and
i need the way without using Item journal.please suggest any other way.

Thanks .

kine · 2010-03-16

No, there is not, if you are not partner. You cannot modify ledger entries directly, it is permitted with your license. Ask your partner for support in this case. You can use only the journal to correct what someone messed up.

hemantOne · 2010-03-16

Thanks Kine.
I am trying to ](*,) .

David_Singleton · 2010-03-16

hemantOne wrote:

I am trying to ](*,) .

NO you are not "trying to bang your head against a wall" ... you are trying to stick your head in a fire and you are asking us how to do it.

Since so many people say I am not helpful of late, let me give you instructions on how to do this.

1/ Get a bucket.
2/ fill bucket with petrol.
3/ Get a match and ignite petrol.
4/ Stick your head in the bucket.
5/ Scream with pain and blame everyone when you realize YOU and YOU ALONE made a huge mistake.

jannestig · 2010-03-16

Wouldn't it be more helpful to add keep a bucket of water next to bucket on fire ? :roll:

kapamarou · 2010-03-16

hemantOne wrote:

Thanks Kine.
I am trying to .

Out of curiosity does this mean you are trying to contact your partner but you can't?

David_Singleton · 2010-03-16

jannestig wrote:

Wouldn't it be more helpful to add keep a bucket of water next to bucket on fire ? :roll:

Nope, better is I give them my phone number and they can call me when they realize that its painful to have your head on fire. When they are on fire for some reason they don't mind paying

Try to explain to a customer how easy it is to extinguish the match and never start the fire compared to the work to put ut the fire once the whole building is on fire, and they just don't believe it.

David_Singleton · 2010-03-16

kapamarou wrote:

hemantOne wrote:

Thanks Kine.
I am trying to .

Out of curiosity does this mean you are trying to contact your partner but you can't?

Oh I see what you mean. But I interpreted that as "I am trying to beat my self up and cause as much damage as I possibly can".

kitik · 2010-03-16

With or without partner, ledger entries should not be modified... so try with the journal anyway.

Salut!

ssingla · 2010-03-16

Just a update ( I had a personal interaction with this person).

What the Client was asking is a customized field in the Item Ledger Entry table wher user can input a date to track the entries in their unique fashion. As this is not recommended to modify the Item Ledger Entries I have suggested a customized sub table to address the issue.

ssingla · 2010-03-16

Probably a better explanation of the requirement in the original post would have put the things in right prospective.

hemantOne · 2010-03-16

Thanks Sir,

Probably a better explanation of the requirement in the original post would have put the things in right prospective.

I always will follow this in future.

David_Singleton · 2010-03-16

ssingla wrote:

Just a update ( I had a personal interaction with this person).

What the Client was asking is a customized field in the Item Ledger Entry table wher user can input a date to track the entries in their unique fashion. As this is not recommended to modify the Item Ledger Entries I have suggested a customized sub table to address the issue.

A request like this should have gone through the partner. That requirement should have been complete, including the required update. I assume its your customer, so you really need to explain to customers from day one that modifying ledger entries is not possible.

ssingla · 2010-03-16

David Singleton wrote:

ssingla wrote:

Just a update ( I had a personal interaction with this person).

What the Client was asking is a customized field in the Item Ledger Entry table wher user can input a date to track the entries in their unique fashion. As this is not recommended to modify the Item Ledger Entries I have suggested a customized sub table to address the issue.

A request like this should have gone through the partner. That requirement should have been complete, including the required update. I assume its your customer, so you really need to explain to customers from day one that modifying ledger entries is not possible.

No... He is my ex-employee, now working for a company having expertise in .NET and started NAV a little time ago. The request has come as anybody can guess from a overseas client/partner. I don't know more details.
He is going to revert back with the inputs he has now.

David_Singleton · 2010-03-16

ssingla wrote:

...
No... He is my ex-employee, now working for a company having expertise in .NET and started NAV a little time ago. The request has come as anybody can guess from a overseas client/partner. I don't know more details.
He is going to revert back with the inputs he has now.

Ah so some poor customer is getting some Navision newbie with no support to do paid off shore development work.This is the sort of thing that is giving off shore such a bad name, and the reasons that I no longer will work with ANY off shore company. [-X

bossenisse · 2010-07-06

Sure u can modify the a "item ledger entry" record from lets say a codeunit. It's not right but u can!
Just go in on the properties for the codeunit and add the "item ledger entry" table under premissions with the right to modify.
And of course make sure that the user login has the right roles.

// Bossenisse

kitik · 2010-07-06

bossenisse wrote:

Just go in on the properties for the codeunit and add the "item ledger entry" table under premissions with the right to modify.

You can only do that with a partner license. That's why everyone said the request had to go through the partner.

Salut!

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