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R12: AP: AP ERV Lines Created With Incorrect Amounts (Doc ID 3028532.1)

Last updated on JUNE 18, 2024

Applies to:

Oracle Payables - Version 12.2.9 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

Customer has Payables (AP) invoices that are interfaced to Projects.

Additional exchange rate variance (ERV) lines are created for AP distribution lines with foreign currency.

AP ERV Lines Created With Incorrect Amounts

 

The issue DOES NOT reproduce at will.

For better understanding, see the sample below:

Payables Invoice Number 25112511 (AP_INVOICES_ALL.invoice_num = 25112511 . AP_INVOICES_ALL.invoice_ID = 547658) has 4 distribution lines:
ACCOUNTING_DATE LINE_TYPE_LOOKUP_CODE BASE_AMOUNT
 
01-Jan-2024 ITEM 221,702.60
01-Jan-2024 ITEM 25,524.24
01-Jan-2024 ERV -15,852.31
01-Jan-2024 ERV -18,25.05

These invoice distributions got imported successfully to Projects.  Data in Expenditure Inquiry form shows the following:
EXPENDITURE_ITEM_ID RAW_COST QUANTITY BURDENED_COST ACCRUED_REVENUE
 
16239874 221,702.60 2297436.39 221,702.60 224,000.05
16239875 25,524.24 264499.84 25,524.24 25,788.73
16239941 -15,852.31 0.00 -15,852.31  
16239942 -1,825.05 0.00 -1,825.05  
Total     229,549.48 249,788.78

Notice the following:
1. The amounts of the 4 PA expenditure items match the amounts of Payables invoice distribution lines.
2. The BURDENED_COST and ACCRUED_REVENUE amounts are calculated correctly in Projects

3. Per customer, the Total BURDENED_COST and ACCRUED_REVENUE amounts should match, but they are not
    (Total BURDENED_COST 229,549.48 <> Total ACCRUED_REVENUE 249,788.78).
4. The negative amounts of the 2 AP ERV lines are causing the difference in total BURDENED_COST and ACCRUED_REVENUE amounts.

 

Cause

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