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Posted on by vv1984

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Hi,

in our company we got a nightly batch for Invoice Posting. It uses the standard SalesFormLetter_invoice class.

It's already scheduled to be executed each night.

I had to modify the query (with the user form, nothing has been hardcoded with X++) to exclude some customers, but the next execution has run with the old query. How do I "refresh" it with the new query instead? If i look in the BatchJobs form I already see the new version of the query, but somehow the class still fetches the old one..

Any hint?

Thank you in advance

regards

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vv1984 1,085 on at

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RE: Invoice posting batch already scheduled, but query didn't change after being edited...

Yes, the query has been edited by the same user. Maybe withholding the old batch and schedule a new one is the best solution in this case.

Thank you
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RE: Invoice posting batch already scheduled, but query didn't change after being edited...

Hi guess,

1. change the batch job status to withhold or probably you can stop the batch job on your confirmation.

2. you need to do Incremental Run,

3. add your process job once again and check.

Please correct me if I'm wrong.
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Dick Wenning 8,705 on at

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RE: Invoice posting batch already scheduled, but query didn't change after being edited...

did you change the query with the same user that original build the batch.

pack and unpack is user related on the query in those scenarios
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Bilal Issa 4,370 on at

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RE: Invoice posting batch already scheduled, but query didn't change after being edited...

Hi ,

you can set the the old batch job to be withhold and create new one with new query, or reset usage data for the account created the batch job.

Best Regards,

Bilal