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DC BATCH IN USE ERROR
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13 years 3 months ago #10675
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DC BATCH IN USE ERROR was created by jessiet24
why is this error thrown & when. How to proceed post this?
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13 years 3 months ago #10676
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Replied by durai611 on topic Re: DC BATCH IN USE ERROR
When same batch number is used in two different sessions simultaneously to input DC records in the same company then this error will be thrown.
For example:
DC-10018-2005-005-001
In the above ID, 005 is the batch number.
For example:
DC-10018-2005-005-001
In the above ID, 005 is the batch number.
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13 years 3 months ago #10680
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Replied by jpb on topic Re: DC BATCH IN USE ERROR
This error is thrown when the respective record in F.LOCKING is assigned to a user other than the current.
The key to F.LOCKING is DC.<company>.<YYddd><DAOcode><number>, e.g. DC.US0010001.120721234001, the user is stored in line 1.
A complete batchnumber always consists of date-DAOcode-number as number is maintained per DAO
In addition there are DC.BATCH.CONTROL and DC.DEPT.BATCH.CONTROL which hold more details about the current processed DATA.CAPTUREs.
And don't forget RECORD.LOCK where you might find leftovers for DC (especially in R08 when working with desktop).
The key to F.LOCKING is DC.<company>.<YYddd><DAOcode><number>, e.g. DC.US0010001.120721234001, the user is stored in line 1.
A complete batchnumber always consists of date-DAOcode-number as number is maintained per DAO
In addition there are DC.BATCH.CONTROL and DC.DEPT.BATCH.CONTROL which hold more details about the current processed DATA.CAPTUREs.
And don't forget RECORD.LOCK where you might find leftovers for DC (especially in R08 when working with desktop).
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