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Cash Manager Primary Key Violation

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Posted on by Cherie Kane 601

My client is trying to put an entry in Cash Account Tranfsers however when the batch is released they get the following error:

Processing: Batch Number: 009766
System Message 5: [Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 11.0][SQL
                  Server]Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'cashsumd0'. Cannot
                  insert duplicate key in object 'dbo.CashSumD'. The duplicate
                  key value is (PIPECOLP  , 10

  Debugging info: insert
                  cashsumd

Any help is appreciated.

Cherie

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  • Suggested answer
    Mark E Profile Picture
    Mark E 6,431 on at
    RE: Cash Manager Primary Key Violation

    You can try running the CA Integrity checks again, but extend the Ending Date out to 6/6/2079.  This is assuming that the CATran record in question no longer has the 6/6/2079 date, and there are no other similar CATran records with the same incorrect date.

  • Cherie Kane Profile Picture
    Cherie Kane 601 on at
    RE: Cash Manager Primary Key Violation

    So now the Daily Cash Balances screen is incorrect.  The balance shows the amount from the trx with the 6/6/2079 date.  Since the screen is using work tables and such what is the best way to get this corrected.

  • Cherie Kane Profile Picture
    Cherie Kane 601 on at
    RE: Cash Manager Primary Key Violation

    Thanks for the reply Mark.  This worked perfectly!

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    Mark E Profile Picture
    Mark E 6,431 on at
    RE: Cash Manager Primary Key Violation

    I see... Not sure why it is trying to insert a new record, might have something to do with the trandate being 6/6/2079 (which is the default date used when the entered date does not fall withing the min/max date parameters in the screen).

    What I would do is:

    1. Delete your CA Transfer batch that is throwing the error

    2. Update the existing CATran record that has the incorrect trandate to the desired date.

    3. Run the CA Integrity Check for the Cash Acct, using the Starting Date as the corrected Tran Date, and thru the current date.  Use the Optional settings to filter on the affected CpnyID, Bank Acct and Sub.

    That should resolve the issue.

  • Cherie Kane Profile Picture
    Cherie Kane 601 on at
    RE: Cash Manager Primary Key Violation

    The client is on SL2011 FP1.  There is a record in the CashSumD table for the combination.  They are trying to reverse an entry that was entered with a date of 06/06/2079.

  • Mark E Profile Picture
    Mark E 6,431 on at
    RE: Cash Manager Primary Key Violation

    What version are they using?  In SL 2015CU1, the CashSumD0 Index is PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED on CpnyID, BankAcct, BankSub, PerNbr, TranDate.  For some reason, the Transfer is attempting to insert a new record, instead of updating the current one.  Check to see if there is already a CashSumD record for the above combination of key fields.

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