Address Book Cat. Code

Hello List,
I wonder if somebody can help me with a little puzzle of Cat codes in A/B.
In Data Dictionary I changed row descriptions of two codes ReportCodeAddBook001 and ReportCodeAddBook002. When I opened an A/B record, I saw that the description of the first code was correct – ‘Sales Tax – Country’ as I changed. However the second one was still ' Category Code 02' instead of 'Sales Tax - State/Province'.
I didn’t miss something, did I?
It is not critical; but curious.

Regards, Alex

Check for vocab overrides ... It was a while ago but I did run into this=20
on some of the cat code displayed on the A/B app.

Xe SP18.1 , 820 AS/400, Citrix XP

Thanks
George





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Hello List,
I wonder if somebody can help me with a little puzzle of Cat codes in A/B.
In Data Dictionary I changed row descriptions of two codes=20
ReportCodeAddBook001 and ReportCodeAddBook002. When I opened an A/B=20
record, I saw that the description of the first code was correct ? 'Sales=
Tax ? Country' as I changed. However the second one was still ' Category=
Code 02' instead of 'Sales Tax - State/Province'.
I didn't miss something, did I?
It is not critical; but curious.

Regards, Alex





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Hello, George,
Thank you very much. It works.

Alex.