070118 Sage Accpac AP 5.4a SP2 |
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Tuesday, 30 January 2007 |
This Service Pack contains a modified version of one or more Accounts Payable program modules. The modification is not a full upgrade or a product replacement; it
is a temporary program fix that is valid only until we release an
update that incorporates these changes.
Accounts Payable Service Pack 2:
- Fixed
a problem which prevents the proper entry number from being generated
when a third party macro or program calls viewInit instead of
viewRecordGenerate to create a new entry. This problem affects the
APIBH (Invoice Entry) and APTCR (Payment Entry and Adjustment Entry)
views.
- Added the ability to autoapply job-related credit notes, debit notes, and prepayments at the detail level.
- Added the ability to specify job details on the Prepayment popup in Invoice Entry for job related invoices.
- Fixed
a problem in Reverse Payments where reversing a payment that included a
miscellaneous adjustment against a job detail didn't update the job's
revenue balance correctly in Project and Job Costing. The overhead and
labor cost associated with the miscellaneous adjustment are now also
reversed correctly.
- For ICT Batch Listing, fixed problem with total of Allocated Taxes.
- For
ICT Invoice Posting, fixed problem when posting a remote company batch
that had Project and Job Costing active, and ICT company did not.
- For ICT Invoice Entry, fixed problem where Finder for Originator was showing inactive companies.
- For
ICT Invoice Entry, fixed problem where distribution code was validated
against the Originating company, instead of the Destination company.
- Fixed
a problem in Invoice Posting where a Post In Progress batch is created
for an invoice document with a fixed currency rate between the tax
reporting currency and the home currency as defined in Euro Conversion
Rates in Common Services.
- Tightened up
conversion of APPJH during activation to prevent the error "Error
converting table APPJH." from being reported when duplicate check
serial numbers have been given to AP by Bank Services.
- Fixed
a problem in which Invoice Posting ignores handling of 1099/CPRS
amounts on the Original Document when applying the corresponding
Retainage Document.
- Fixed a problem in which
Payment Posting doubles the net effect of the 1099/CPRS amounts by the
last apply to document when the apply from document has a 1099/CPRS
code and a zero outstanding 1099/CPRS amount remaining.
- Fixed
problems with entering exchange rates in Invoice Entry, Payment Entry,
and Adjustment Entry that occur when using regional settings that have
something other than the period for the decimal separator.
- Removed
validations performed on the UOM field of job related Misc. Payment
details for internal contracts. Under this circumstance, the A/R Item
Number has also been disabled.
- Fixed a problem
in Invoice Entry where inserting a detail between existing details of
an existing invoice mingles the order of the details within the
container.
- Fixed a refresh problem in Payment
Inquiry which resulted in the wrong vendor number and name being
displayed in the Payment Information popup.
- Integrity
Checker will allow user to change application options for Accounts
Payable for non-admin user, as long as the user has rights to the
integrity checker.
- Updated record layout in the
generated E-File when filing 1099 electronically and no longer support
disk filing. Please refer to IRS Publication 1220 for tax year 2006.
- Changed
Payment Entry to prevent assigning an invoice number to a cash invoice
(misc. payment) that has already been used. Previously this was not
caught until the entry was posted, resulting in a posting error.
Service Pack 1:
- Fixed
a potential problem where Invoice Posting can produce an error batch
with no posting errors when processing retainage invoices, retainage
debit notes or retainage credit notes. The problem is rare but become
more prevalent when included taxes are used.
- Fixed a
problem where the user does not get a locked period warning when a new
Invoice, Payment, or Adjustment is created under a session date that is
in a locked fiscal period.
- Changed Invoice Entry to be compatible with new version of Sage Accpac CRM Integration 5.4A.
- Fixed a problem in A/P Integrity Checker that resulted in an incorrect value for the total number of errors.
- Added capability to sort by optional fields to the Aged Payables and the Aged Cash Requirements reports.
- Fixed
a problem where the Aged Payables and the Aged Cash Requirements
reports would skip some vendors that should have been included. This
problem occurrs when printing the reports a second time using fewer
SELECT BY conditions than on the first time.
- Updated vendor information contained in the generated E-File when filing 1099 electronically.
- Enhanced
Terms Setup to support importing of existing terms codes. Previously
only new terms codes could be imported. If importing an existing terms
code then the existing terms code and all of its details will be
replaced by the one being imported.
- In Vendor
Maintenance, display warnings about account set currency as soon as the
account set is changed, instead of waiting until the user presses Add.
- Fixed
a problem in Invoice Entry where job costing details were defaulting
the unit cost field with the functional estimated cost amount.
Instead, this functional estimated cost amount will first be converted
to source currency, before its use to default the unit cost field.
- Fixed a problem in the ICT AP Posting Journal report that prevented it from printing when running on SQL Server 2000.
- Removed
error message in ICT AP Invoice Entry when ICT Options is
multi-currency, G/L account is single currency, and destination company
currency does not match vendor currency.
- In ICT AP
Invoice Entry, if a vendor distributes by distribution sets and that
distribution set has not been set up in ICT, do not copy it to the
invoice.
- In Create Payment Batch, do not check due date or discount date for forced documents.
Download this service pack here: Sage Accpac - AP 5.4A 070118 17.18 Mb
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