on 09-16-2009 3:54 PM
I have a transaction that a user accidentally posted with a doc date and due date of 2007. I don't care about the docdate so much, but I need to update the due date to be 2009. What table(s) and fields do I need to update in sql to do this? I need my aging to put this doc into the right aging bucket.
If you try to update table directly, you are risking to loose SAP support. That is clear mentioned in the support scope. Why not cancel the wrong invoice and post a correct one?
Thanks,
Gordon
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The customer just paid off the invoice, but in order to print an accurate historical aging and tie out for the Aug month end I need the due date to be changed. I don't like changing data in the db either, but I don't see a way to do this in the front end now that its paid off and bank rec is done.
Even if you could change the tables directly, there is no way that you could keep database consistency. That is much more valuable for a report. You have to find a way from front end. It is not true that no way to do it from front. The invoice can be canceled and reconciliation can by restored.
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