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EXCEPTION_CLASS_SCRIPT_OUT_OF_RANGE SCRIPT_CMD_INDEX

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Posted on by GovindDevda

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Hi,

Actually when i go to inquiry --> General Entry Inq. then select general entry no

Now when i click on to the source document its showing the error message are :

Unhandled script exception:
SCRIPTS - data area

EXCEPTION_CLASS_SCRIPT_OUT_OF_RANGE
SCRIPT_CMD_INDEX

Please help me out if any one know that how can resolve this issue.

Thanks & Regards,

Govind Devda

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Did you ever get an answer to this one? I have a company doing this when Source Document is selected in the Transaction Entry form.

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I am getting this exact same error when doing a drill down and was wondering how you resolved your issue?

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What all of you have failed to do is provide the version/build number of Microsoft Dynamics GP where this is happening. In addition, what specific source document are you receiving this error on?

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I am receiving it on GP 2015 R2 (14.00.1010). It occurs when I am attempting to drilldown from the Journal Entry Inquiry window to the Purchasing Zoom from the Source Document link. It happens even if I use the 'sa' account.

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Never mind. I found a duplicate in the PM10300 and PM30200. Once I removed the stranded record from the PM10300 the error when away.

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Can you tell me how you found the duplicate record?

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I used the script(s) from this article: community.dynamics.com/.../identifying-duplicate-transactions.

Hope it helps!!

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The following should provide you with the duplicates:

select a.PMNTNMBR, a.BCHSOURC from PM10300 a inner join PM30200 b on (a.PMNTNMBR = b.VCHRNMBR) and (b.DOCTYPE = 6)

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