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Purchasing policy: how is the policy organizations list populated?

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Hello everyone,

Procurement & sourcing - Setup - Policies - Purchasing policies

Strange question today... our previous test environment (we are not in production yet) list all the existing companies in the policy organizations tab in the purchasing policy form.

Our new test environment shows nothing in this list; in fact the whole form is brutally slow to render and sometimes (not every time), it will display the label "Companies"  as many times as we have companies; otherwise, the company list is empty.

Every doc that I'm able to find on the purchasing policy screen assume that the organizations list is filled. But what needs to be done for this list to be filled?

The person who studied the procurement & source setup has left and although he had written a detailed doc, this bit is missing.

Regards,

Eric

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    on at

    To clarify, this is the policy rule parameters I get in the working environment:

    DefectivePolicyRuleParam.png

    And this is the unresponsive and wrong environment; takes too much time to load, I didn't switch to English and wait again...

    DefectivePolicyRuleParam.png

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    Hello everyone,

    Allow me to repost my question from early january on this topic.

    The following Policy tables are loaded with over 224000 rows from our most recent conversion cycle from AX 2009:

    Syspolicysequencegroup

    Syspolicytypesequence

    Syspolicyorganizationtypesequence

    It used to be ok but something has gone wrong.

    SysPolicyTypeSequence contains all lines of Policy type "Purchasing Policy"; I suspect the other two tables might be build afterwards.

    If anyone has encounter this glitch in the 2009 migration process, I would like to know how it can fixed otherwise than deleting massively the useless entries.

    Regards,

    Eric

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