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In sales order entry - when entering a customer nu

  • 1.  In sales order entry - when entering a customer nu

    Posted 12-07-2011 13:42
    In sales order entry - when entering a customer number it asks if this ""Is a new customer number"" It is not a new customer number - in customer maintenance it is fine. No issues - I can make changes and save etc. I have rebuilt keys, sorts, and did ufar on the AR_Customer and still get this prompt for all customers that have 3 zeros preceding their customer number. They are on 4.4.7 - just upgraded from 4.2. There was a resolution ID http://www.sagesoftwareonline.com/sw_attach/kdb.asp?isresolutionconceptid=520265 If I create a new customer no like 0001234 it works fine. But if it was converted from 4.2 it thinks it is new customer and we cannot select in sales order entry - anyone seen this? Sage says it is a data issue but I cannot tell any difference in DFDM between the good and bad record.


  • 2.  RE: In sales order entry - when entering a customer nu

    Posted 12-07-2011 13:47
    If you say YES it's a new customer number, what does it do?


  • 3.  RE: In sales order entry - when entering a customer nu

    Posted 12-07-2011 13:52
    interesting question - it comes up with the quick new customer screen - with the info of the customer number I keyed in. Then I hit accept and it says 01 is not on file. I am assuming it is referencing a division. But 01 division is there.


  • 4.  RE: In sales order entry - when entering a customer nu

    Posted 12-07-2011 13:52
    If you look at theAR_Customer.M4T, and look at the Customer Key, what does it look like? Maybe there is a space or special character in the customer number?


  • 5.  RE: In sales order entry - when entering a customer nu

    Posted 12-07-2011 14:00
    I looked at the key in DFDM and it looks fine 010003849 - they do not have expanded customer numbers either(I did turn this on in a test company to see if it was still an issue). 010003850 is a new customer number I created that works but does not look any different than the 010003849 It seems like all the 000xxxx customers that were in 4.2 have the issue - new customers do not. 00xxxxx do not have any problems.


  • 6.  RE: In sales order entry - when entering a customer nu

    Posted 12-07-2011 14:05
    Exact same thing happened to me. The very first record in AR_Customer was corrupt. Upon close examination you could tell it was not like the others. Deleted that record and everything fell into place.


  • 7.  RE: In sales order entry - when entering a customer nu

    Posted 12-07-2011 14:06
    sage suggested reinstall AR and SO - but I do not see why it works for some customers and not others. Is there a way to see if the index is bad? Maybe the rebuild sorts is not building the indexes right


  • 8.  RE: In sales order entry - when entering a customer nu

    Posted 12-07-2011 14:18
    The other time this occurred as you alluded to was if Job Cost was installed. But it was supposed to have been fixed in an earlier version


  • 9.  RE: In sales order entry - when entering a customer nu

    Posted 12-07-2011 14:25
    I deleted first record. It looked fine. They have 25k customers. So maybe there is one lingering in the list somewhere. I deleted the divisions too and recreated. But why do new customers work fine?


  • 10.  RE: In sales order entry - when entering a customer nu

    Posted 12-09-2011 11:21
    Okay - here was the solution - to the ""Is this a new customer?"" prompt. There were many customers that had default primary ship to's codes and there was not a corresponding record in the SO_Shiptoaddress table.


  • 11.  RE: In sales order entry - when entering a customer nu

    Posted 12-09-2011 11:28
    Hm Wonder how that happened?


  • 12.  RE: In sales order entry - when entering a customer nu

    Posted 12-09-2011 11:47
    I have some ideas. Back in the day VI did not do those validations and was not an issue in 4.2 - it just ignored that the ship to code was missing. Then comes 4.4 and the rules are stricter.