Tim8705
Member
Hi,
I'm using JDE Version 9.1. I'm pretty new to JDE and recently took a course offered by a consulting company.
During the training, they mentioned changing WO statuses. In my company, it is fairly common for the manufacturing floor to close a work order and have it reach status 99 with the material issues being incorrect. During my training, I remember specifically hearing that it was alright to backup a work order out of status 99, fix the issue, and return it to status 99.
I'm finding this not to be the case. When I find an error in material issues on a WO in status 99, back it up to Status 40 and issue the material that was not issued the first time around, no journal entries are made to the G/L to account for this - only the Item Ledger is updated.
Should I never change a WO status once it has reached Status 99? If that is the case, how do I correct my problem with material not getting issued?
Thanks for any help you can provide!
Tim
I'm using JDE Version 9.1. I'm pretty new to JDE and recently took a course offered by a consulting company.
During the training, they mentioned changing WO statuses. In my company, it is fairly common for the manufacturing floor to close a work order and have it reach status 99 with the material issues being incorrect. During my training, I remember specifically hearing that it was alright to backup a work order out of status 99, fix the issue, and return it to status 99.
I'm finding this not to be the case. When I find an error in material issues on a WO in status 99, back it up to Status 40 and issue the material that was not issued the first time around, no journal entries are made to the G/L to account for this - only the Item Ledger is updated.
Should I never change a WO status once it has reached Status 99? If that is the case, how do I correct my problem with material not getting issued?
Thanks for any help you can provide!
Tim