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Why would these two script come up with different numbers? They differ by exactly 2,000.
SELECT SUM(TRXQTY) FROM dbo.[IV30300] WHERE ITEMNMBR='PARTNUMBER' AND TRXLOCTN = 'MAIN'
SELECT SUM(QTYRECVD-QTYSOLD) FROM dbo.[IV10200] WHERE ITEMNMBR='PARTNUMBER' AND TRXLOCTN = 'MAIN'
The GP Purchase Receipts report agrees with the second script and the IV Stock Status Report comes up with a number that is close but not exact.
I need to add inventory valuation numbers to an SSRS report so I need to know which tables to use.
Hell Richard,
My guess is that something is missing from the IV30300 table. that is in the IV10201. This could be caused by an Interruption or hjstory turned off for the item at some point.
You would need to look at the data for these two table to determine why your scripts are giving you different results.
If you can, i would look at using the SEE30303 table. This table should capture all activity whether history is on or not.
One other thing to look at regarding the IV30303. You could have transfers. Be sure you are including sites that would have been transferred to/from. The transfer would have the original site listed and could be why your scripts are returning different results.
I hope this helps!
Thank you!
Brandon Jarrett | Microsoft Support Engineer.
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