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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 18.01

    Description:
    I ran the open annual budgets service (p_acq_05). When I browse the 2009 budgets in the GUI, I noticed two budgets appearing that should not be: GAPR4-2004 and GAPR4-2005. Why are these two budgets appearing?

    Resolution:
    Both of these budgets have z76_annual "N" (while "GAPR4-2006"-up all have z76_annual "Y").

    The following SQL shows that these are the only two such cases in all of the budgets:

    SQL> select z76_budget_number from z76 where z76_budget_number like '%-200%' and z76_annual = 'N';
    **** Hit return to continue ****

    Z76_BUDGET_NUMBER
    --------------------------------------------------
    GAPR4-2004
    GAPR4-2005

    [From site:]

    Thanks, I think if the budgets were changed to annual = Y, then they would not appear in the search.


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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