Craig, that's a good point, that deleting a document type from the UDC does
not update the Document Type Maintenance File. Here's what one of my
writers sent me on this program:
"Since many of you have probably setup and used Document Types successfully
for years without using this program, you are probably thinking, "Tell me
this is an optional step, and that it really doesn't do anything." It is
optional, for most of you. The only time it is required is when you are
using CSMS, Ship and Debit, or Advanced Stock Valuation. The only use of
this program, for most clients, is that it does update various User Defined
Codes (UDCs) that control how Document Types are processed. These UDCs
include:
-- 40/BT Blanket Order Types—if you are adding a document type that is for
Blanket Orders, you will want to list it in this UDC, so that Order Entry
will find the appropriate Document Types when doing a Blanket Order release.
-- 40/IU Inventory Update—most clients want their sales orders to
relieve inventory at Ship Confirm. Listing your document types in this UDC
will ensure that inventory is issued at Ship Confirmation; otherwise, the
End of Day processing will issue inventory. Note: If you do not have your
document type listed in the 40/IU UDC and you have the processing option set
to relieve inventory in ship confirm then the inventory will be relieved but
you won't see it in the Item Ledger (Cardex) until sales update.
The value entered in the Document Type Maintenance program for Other
Quantity has no impact. Rather, the processing options in Order Entry
control the type of commitment.
Also, the values you set up in P40040 will not impact how Order Entry pulls
in a next number. Order Entry will retrieve a next number based on the Order
Type/Order Activity Rules setup or the Order Type in the Next Numbers by
Company."
Andy Klee
www.JDEtips.com
Andy Klee
www.JDETips.com