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E1: 04: Create Payment Groups (R04571) Creates Corrupt AP Payment Processing Header (F04571) and AP Payment Processing Summary(F04572) Records if the Factor/Special Payee of a Supplier is on Hold (Doc ID 2230288.1)

Last updated on APRIL 10, 2024

Applies to:

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Accounts Payable - Version 9.0 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

When Create Payment Groups (R04570) is run for the vouchers of a supplier with a Factor/Special Payee (AN85) that is on hold where the supplier is NOT on hold, the PDF correctly shows the following error:

"0087 Hold Payment Code Active"

However records are still created in the A/P Payment Processing - Header (F04571) and A/P Payment Processing - Summary (F04572) worktables for the voucher(s), but not in the A/P Payment Processing - Detail (F04573) worktable.

Additionally, the records in the F04571 and F04572 have payment amounts equal to zero.

  1. P0417: set up a payment instrument.
  2. P01012 & P04012: set up two suppliers and set up one as the factor/special payee of the other; set up both with the payment instrument from Step 1.
  3. P0411: Enter a voucher for the supplier that is not the factor/special payee, and post it (R09801).
  4. Databrowser: Check table F0411 and export any records for the voucher and related payments:
  5. P04012: inquire on the supplier that is the factor/special payee, and put it on hold.
  6. Run R04570 for the supplier that is not a factor/special payee.
  7. Databrowser: Check the following tables, and export any records for the voucher and related payments:
    • F0411
    • F04571
    • F04572
    • F04573
  8. P04571: write the payment group.
  9. Databrowser: check the following tables, and export any records for the voucher and related payments:
    • F0411
    • F04571
    • F04572
    • F04573

Changes

 

Cause

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