this is a simple script, but I’ve written it about four times now so I figured I’d post it so I can find it easily next time I lose my local copy.

Perfect Image are resellers of the Advanced Bank Reconciliation module from Nolan Business Solutions (along with the other add-ons they’ve written for Dynamics GP) and I often need to demo this replacement for the standard Bank Rec module.

One item I typically show is the auto-Propose function which matches transactions against statement lines in the Reconcile Bank Transactions window (Transactions » Financial » Advanced Bank Reconciliation » Reconcile Bank Transactions).

To do this I need to be able to import statement lines which match the transactions in Dynamics GP; the easiest way of doing this is to extract the transactions.

This can be done with a very simple SQL script:

SELECT
   ORPSTDDT
   ,ORDOCNUM
   ,TRXAMNT
   ,SOURCDOC
FROM
   NCABR012

Once the data has been extracted it can be imported during the demo using the standard ABR Import Statement routine.

Microsoft Dynamics GP includes a large number of reports which will automatically print off when a transaction or batch is posted; and some postings produce many different reports.

When I implement a new client I typically leave them on during training with an instruction to identify which ones they want to use after go-live as I will switch off any I’m not told to leave on.

I used to do it the other way and tell people to let me know which ones they wanted switched off; however, this lead to all reports being left on and then it being mentioned a year or so down the line that they get all these reports printing that they don’t want.

So now, all get switched off unless I am specifically told to leave them on. As I’ve dealt with clients with many companies (I think the largest is 180 companies) this is not something I want to do manually.

Fortunately, the settings for whether the reports should print is stored in SQL table which means a SQL script can be written to switch them off in bulk.

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I was working with a client the other day with Integration Manager to import some purchase orders when we received the following error on some of the purchase orders:

The vast majority of the documents integrated without problem. When we examined the documents which failed, we determined that those which failed were those which had a currency of Euro.

Integration Manager errors are typically very unhelpful and this was no different; the first thing we checked was to see if the PO Number existed in GP, but as we expected it did not.

We did some investigating and found that the Euro Exchange Rate’s Transaction Rate Default in GP was defined as Exact Date; I was able to update this to Next Date after which the integration stopped producing errors.