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I created a General Journal Integration with two source files; the Header and the line details

When I review the Query Relationships, there are several fields showing as 'NOT FOUND'

All of the fields in the Source File are listed, these are in addition.

Where do these fields come from, and how can I remove them from my Integration Query?

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Beat Bucher GP Gee... 28,058 Moderator on at

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Hi Michael,

Are you doing this in Intergration Manager ? the fields are linked in the Relationship part in IM... that's the only place I'd see to make corrections.

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I am using Integration Manager. The NOT FOUND fields shown in the Query Relationship window shown above, do not appear in my source file. I have no idea where they are coming from. I don't see any way to remove them so i can complete the integration.

If you have any ideas concerning what I may have done to introduce these fields, and how to remove them, I would appreciate the help.

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Hi Michael,

Not sure how you linked the sources in IM, but I'd simply check the properties of each source and make sure the columns are the ones that are really in the file. In doubt, click on the "Refresh Columns" and make sure you checked only the ones that matter to each source (header or detail).

Then go into the Query RelationShips and delete the 2 sources, re-add them and link by the proper field(s).

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Hi Michael,

Not sure how you linked the sources in IM, but I'd simply check the properties of each source and make sure the columns are the ones that are really in the file. In doubt, click on the "Refresh Columns" and make sure you checked only the ones that matter to each source (header or detail).

Then go into the Query RelationShips and delete the 2 sources, re-add them and link by the proper field(s).

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Beat Bucher GP Gee... 28,058 Moderator on at

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Hi Michael,

Not sure how you linked the sources in IM, but I'd simply check the properties of each source and make sure the columns are the ones that are really in the file. In doubt, click on the "Refresh Columns" and make sure you checked only the ones that matter to each source (header or detail).

Then go into the Query RelationShips and delete the 2 sources, re-add them and link by the proper field(s).

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