EAR 9.2: Direct Journal Payment Complete Flag (PS_PAY_MISC_WRK.JOURNAL_COMPLETE) Becomes Editable Even If Accounting Entries Have Already Been Journalled Into General Ledger Module
(Doc ID 2250487.1)
Last updated on OCTOBER 02, 2023
Applies to:
PeopleSoft Enterprise FIN Receivables - Version 9.2 to 9.2 [Release 9]Information in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
ISSUE:
A problem has been detected in the Directly Journalled Payments tab (Page PAYMENT_MISC_DST_I), from the Modify Accounting Entries functionality for Direct Journal Payment transactions. The Complete flag should always be grayed out (Record Field PS_PAY_MISC_WRK.JOURNAL_COMPLETE) if the Accounting Entries stored into Table PS_PAY_MISC_DST have already been interfaced into FMS General Ledger module (PS_PAY_MISC_DST.GL_DISTRIB_STATUS = 'D').
However, if a series of steps are followed in the proper order, the Complete flag, although initially grayed out, becomes editable for the Users, which is wrong, and can lead to further problems if the flag is un-selected, and additional changes on the existing Accounting Entries are performed.
REPLICATION STEPS:
1.- Log into the FSCM Online Application as User ID VP1
2.- Navigate to: Accounts Receivable > Payments > Online Payments > Regular Deposit
3.- Create a new Deposit Group under Business Unit US001, and define on single Payment, marked as Journal Directly
4.- Navigate to: Accounts Receivable > Payments > Direct Journal Payments > Create Accounting Entries
5.- Open the recently created Deposit/Payment, and create the needed User Accounting Entries, generate the balancing Cash AR lines, and mark the transaction as Complete
6.- Navigate to: General ledger > Journals > Subsystem Journals > Generate Journals
7.- Create a new Run Control ID, with Business Unit US001, and Accounting Definition Name ARDIRJRNL
8.- Launch the Journal Generator (AE Program FS_JGEN)
9.- Navigate to: General Ledger > Journals > Journal Entry > Create/Update Journal Entries
10.- Find the newly created Journal, and launch Journal Edit, and Journal Post
11.- Navigate to: Accounts Receivable > Payments > Direct Journal Payments > Modify Accounting Entries
12.- Open the Deposit/Payment at hand, and notice how the Complete flag is selected, and grayed out, in the 'Directly Journalled Payments' tab
13.- Click on the 'Deposit Control' tab
14.- Click on the 'Return To Search' button at the bottom of the page
15.- From the search page, click on the Deposit ID of the transaction in question
16.- Note that upon returning into the component, the default page is again 'Deposit Control' tab, which is correct, as it was the last visited
17.- Click now on the 'Directly Journalled Payments' tab
18.- Notice that the Complete flag is now editable, and user can un-select it
19.- The system throws a Warning Message
20.- Click OK, and save the changes
To gather more information concerning this scenario and its related problem, refer to the available Replication Steps Word Document here linked containing the complete configuration and the replication steps necessary to reproduce the issue.
WARNING MESSAGE:
" Warning -- Please use Direct Journal Entry panel to update the incomplete accounting entries. (6040,727)
Incomplete direct Journal accounting entries can be updated in the Direct Journal Entry panel. Direct Journal Review panel is used for reviewing complete accounting entries only. "
ACTUAL RESULT:
As the Complete flag is un-grayed, the user can un-select it, and save the changes, which opens the door for further Accounting Entries modifications for the affected Direct Journal Payment. The existing Accounting Entries can be deleted, new ones be created, and once again Journal Generator executed to create new Journals for the same transaction. This can create duplicates in General Ledger module.
EXPECTED BEHAVIOR:
If the Direct Journal Payment Accounting Entries have been journalled into General Ledger module, and further edited, and posted, the Direct Journal Payment should be kept as Complete, and not allow to edit this flag anymore.
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