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Customer Merge Errors: ARP_CMERGE_ARCUS.create_same_sites: ORA-20001: This receipt method is already active for this date range (Doc ID 1608065.1)

Last updated on MAY 20, 2024

Applies to:

Oracle Receivables - Version 12.0.0 and later
Oracle Trading Community - Version 12.0 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

Customer Merge (RAXMRG) failed with:

ORA-20001: This receipt method is already active for this date range

 

  1. A query of the accounts to be merged
    select party_id, account_number, cust_account_id  from hz_cust_accounts where account_number in ('38044','125325');

    PARTY_ID ACCOUNT_NUMBER CUST_ACCOUNT_ID
     487204   125325                    138641
     487204   38044                      38527
    The accounts being merged belong to the same party / customer.  This is indicated by the party_id being the same for both accounts.

  2. A query of the accounts assigned receipt methods.

    SELECT  customer_id, receipt_method_id, site_use_id
    FROM    ra_cust_receipt_methods
    WHERE   customer_id IN (38527,138641)
     AND     sysdate BETWEEN start_date
     AND     nvl (end_date,to_date ('4712/12/31','YYYY/MM/DD'))
    GROUP BY customer_id, receipt_method_id, site_use_id HAVING  count (*) > 1

    Further analysis of the data for CUST_ACCOUNT_ID in (138641,38527) shows that the issue might be due to overlapping receipt_methods in the table ra_cust_receipt_methods

     CUST_RECT_METH_ID RCT_METHOD_ID SITE_USE_ID START_DATE END_DATE
     ---------------------- ----------------- ------------ ----------- --------
     11998                        1111                         66137  16-OCT-03    null
     44004                        1111                        274540 31-OCT-06    null
     51987                        1111                        274540 30-SEP-06    null

    Customer(customer_id=38527),  SITE_USE_ID=274540 seems having overlapping dates.

Cause

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