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Wolf Hentschel

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6/7/2011 12:42 PM

We use PA49 to track PPD's. I tried loading up dates for the next 5 years, and the system tells me that the date is realted to a test in the system. What I'm doing is adding tests for 4/01/2011; 4/01/2012; 4/01/2013 etc. I have the test date and the status of 1 (Scheduled) with the same Scheduled date as the test date. I can load the first, but it looks like Lawson does not allow test dates on the same day and month and does not look at the year.:crazy:

Shane Jones

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Posts: 460

6/11/2011 5:43 AM

I am thinking it that you are trying to load this information using "MS-Add-Ins"... So I will give you information for using Add-ins. The issue you are probably having is due to a simple warning edit ... (If you tried to do this in Portal or LID directly you would see that you have to click the "Add" button twice.)

I want to confirm that what you are doing is adding the same test as a scheduled item for multiple years for the same associate.... If so the following works:

The fields are: (in 9.0.1.5-env/9.0.0.7-app)
f14 company
f16 employee
f18 test
f20 sched date (same as effect date??)
f23 status (used 1 for all records)
f25 Effect date (same as sched date??)
f10 obj ID (I just entered a new number for each associate's record)
f12 Orig Test (I entered same as test f18)
f53 Sched date (same as other dates)
f4 xmit - 0
f5 xmit - 0
f6 xmit - 0
f7 xmit - 1
f8 xmit - 0

The "1" in field number 7 tells the system to ignore the warning. OF COURSE, YOU SHOULD PLAY WITH THIS IN A TEST SYSTEM FIRST TO MAKE SURE YOU VERIFY ALL THE INFORMATION......

Good luck!