Use this program to remove ledgercards from the system. Infor™recommends that you print the Item Ledgercards first and review them before you run this program.
The Item Ledgercard Removal program also checks to make sure there are no updated PO receipts that have not been run through the register to prevent problems with writing the ledgercard from the PO register once the ledgercards have been resequenced. If there are outstanding updated receipts, the system displays a message indicating there are outstanding updated receipts.
Ledgercards can be sorted by item, alpha, vendor or item class order based on a transaction cutoff date. This program is a recommended part of the end-of-period procedures.
To access this program, choose Inventory Control-->End of Period -->Item Ledgercard Removal.
1. Order
Enter the order the program is to remove ledgercards.
2. Beginning Order Choice
Select the beginning order choice to remove.
3. Ending Order Choice
Select the ending order choice to remove.
4. Item Type
Enter the item type to print: Stocked items or Nonstocked items. Press Enter (CR) to default to SN.
5. Vendor/Item Class
Enter the vendor (or item class if vendor was selected in field #1). The entry must be a valid vendor (or item class). Press F3 to default to ALL.
6. Warehouse
Enter up to 20 two-character warehouse codes side by side to print. Press Enter (CR) to default to the terminal assigned to the terminal. Press F3 to default to ALL.
7. Cutoff Date
Enter the last transaction cutoff date. Records are removed through this date. Press Enter (CR) to default to the ending date of the last general ledger period closed.
8. Keep
Enter the minimum number of ledgercards to keep (not remove) per warehouse/item regardless of cutoff date (1-99). Press Enter (CR) to default to NO MINIMUM.
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