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No Record in Inventtransorigin in AX 2012 CU&

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Posted on by binitshah 660

When I create a movement journal with an item and post the same, the journal gets posted successfully but when we check the inventory transactions, the form is blank. 

When we checked the tables related to the same, we have found that there is no record in the inventtransorigin table, however there is a record in the inventtrans and there is a value in the inventransorigin recid.

Did anyone face the similar issue. 

What is the solution.

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  • Brandon Wiese Profile Picture
    Brandon Wiese 17,788 on at

    Yes, I've seen this in rare cases, usually when on a Sales order or Purchase order someone changes the sign of the quantity after posting transactions.  Is it repeatable for you?  Does it happen every time?

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    binitshah 660 on at

    Hi, Brandon,

    Yes this is repeatable, i mean once or twice a day some records we face this issue

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    binitshah 660 on at

    Brandon

    Do you have any solution for this?

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    Brandon Wiese 17,788 on at

    Ideally you could locate a fix for this at LCS.  I do not know of a specific hotfix for this issue right now.  If Microsoft has released a fix, it will not repair your existing data issues.

    As far as fixing the problems that already exist, I've been going into the table using SQL and re-creating the missing record by hand.  You know the RECID of the missing InventTransOrigin record, because it's found on the InventTrans records, and you also know the ReferenceCategory and ReferenceId and InventTransId since you know the order it's attached to.  There really isn't a whole lot more to an InventTransOrigin record than that.

    Do this at your own risk.  My post is purely for academic and discussion purposes.  

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    binitshah 660 on at

    Ok I will try the method you suggested.

    Thank You Brandon

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