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    Re-running p_acq_06_b (with Update Y) after p_acq_07 has been run

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

    Desired Outcome Goal:
    I have run the Acquisitions year end steps and had a mistake in one of the steps.

    I have run the following in this order:

    Open Annual Budget (acq-05)b-acq-06-a
    Renew Order Encumbrance for Monograph (acq-06-a)
    Renew Order Encumbrances for Serials and Standing Orders (acq-06-b)
    Transfer Remaining Balance (acq-07)

    By mistake I ran "Renew Order Encumbrances for Serials and Standing Orders (acq-06-b)" with Update Database = No.
    Is it possible to rerun this with Update Database = Yes if we have already run "Transfer Remaining Balance (acq-07)"?

    Procedure:
    Yes, that's possible. Just run "Renew Order Encumbrances for Serials and Standing Orders (acq-06-b)" with Update Database = Yes.

    Category: Acquisitions (500)

    Subject: Services (500)


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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