ramchand50
28th March 2002, 19:50
"Invoice header could not be written to Finance for invoice xxxxxxxx"
Any ideas about this error?
himanshu
2nd April 2002, 07:16
check up tfgld018 for the invoice.. is it in reserved status ???
also check up integration log.....
MariaC
2nd April 2002, 09:42
I read somewhere that the problem could be caused by a rounding difference. This causes the DR and CR sides to be out of balance. If the invoice is in foreign currency this could be your problem.
Badre Alam
2nd April 2002, 10:39
while doing PDSO a report is given in such giving the calculations and reason for diffference. rounding factor should be .00001
julisb
2nd April 2002, 11:48
Please check if there is an transaction type and series number in the sales order type.
Bye, Juli
Neal Matthews
2nd April 2002, 13:46
It may also be worth checking your application locks.
Regards
Neal Matthews
Intier Automotive - IT Support Analyst
ramchand50
2nd April 2002, 19:30
Thanks everyone for the feedback. I just ran this session and i don't get this error message anymore. :)
I suspect that this has happend due to Application Locks, as we reboot the system every night and the lock might have been cleared. I will post here once i find the exact cause of this problem.