luckaku
22nd May 2008, 05:38
I run into a serious problem in BaaN IV.
Firt One Digit(0-9) is the series, other five are the number, many series is flagged as full.
Series First Free Number
0 1
1 100000
2 67224
3 100000
4 67090
5 99677
6 97987
7 100000
8 55617
9 38975
Any suggestion?
Best regards.
zardoz
23rd May 2008, 13:51
Warehouse order numbers in Baan IV always have problems. I have done on many customers warehouse order number extension to 8 digits to avoid this problem.
The solution is to implement a new domain, called tcwhno long with 8 digits instead of 6, and substitute it in all tables on which there are warehouse order numbers.
The field is a long, so no reconfiguration of the tables will occur (the convert to rtdd of course, yes); after that, modify the first free numbers assign where is necessary and do a search on all screens and reports on which this domain is used and do a mass work to adjust...
learner
30th May 2008, 00:27
hi,
what do u mean by no reconfiguration is required ? do u mean to say if this would have been string field wherein u would have increased from '5' to '10' chars then it would have required reconfiguration ?
and the above statement does not apply to long ? is this what u are trying to say ... i am not sure about this beahviour so just wanted to confirm back from u.
Waiting for your reply.
Regards
Learner
zardoz
4th June 2008, 12:06
All I have said refers to Baan IV environment, not to Baan ERP/LN.
In Baan IV order numbers are numeric, stored in long; in erp/ln order 'numbers' are string.
The domain tcorno has a limit to 6 digits. But long numbers can have a longer range. You can define a new domain (I have called it tcwhno "Warehouse order number", with 8 digits limit) and still use a long to store it.
Reconfiguration isn't necessary, because in the DB this field continues to be a long...
The problem arises because in baan IV warehouse orders the first digit has a meaning, so you can only use 5 digits in fact, this means that it fullfills rapidly.
I remember a customer that a month after the start up has the 5 series full, because warehouse orders were used to fill initial inventory of the items...
However, you have to modify the first free order number session and the way the order numbers are assigned (And a lot of screens/reports, too, but you can do this when necessary, the sessions/reports continue to work, maybe you see a lot of ###### instead of the number).
luckaku
5th June 2008, 03:24
Thanks for your reply.
I got a temporary solution, reset series number by tcmcs0417m000 as we will implement SAP in the end of this year. It will use the unused number after resetting.
mpchheda
30th March 2010, 08:35
Thanks for your reply.
I got a temporary solution, reset series number by tcmcs0417m000 as we will implement SAP in the end of this year. It will use the unused number after resetting.
IT is tcmcs0147m000 and not tcmcs0417m000.