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  • June 22, 2020
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MishaelAkleker
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Hello! 

I’ve been trying to clear down some operational transactions in order to change the base for cost/revenue elements from code part A project to another code part (with no function) 

I have cleared all the transactions and there are no errors. 

But when I try to change the base I still get an error: “It is not possible to change the base cost/revenue element as there are non-transferred PCM transactions” 

I’ve been trying to find out what PCM transactions are and where they are with no luck - 

Does anyone have any ideas on where this may be ? 

The Error Message


Any suggestion is welcome!!

Thanks, 

Mish 

 

Best answer by Dedi Tjong

Ok, then the last option would be to look at the debug and try to identify which transactions stopping this.

Mish

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  • Dedi Tjong
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  • June 22, 2020

Hi Try to search ‘maintenance voucher transfer’ under accounting rule, and transfer the remaining transactions that are still not transfer.

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MishaelAkleker
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  • MishaelAkleker
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  • June 22, 2020

Hi, 

 

Thanks for your response :) I tried all of those transfers within the maintenance voucher transfer for all the sites but I’m still getting that error :/ 

Racking my brains over it haha 

Mish 

Mish
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Hero (Employee)
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  • Dedi Tjong
  • Hero (Employee)
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  • June 22, 2020

did you check the background jobs of those transfers jobs and if they have errors?

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MishaelAkleker
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  • MishaelAkleker
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  • June 22, 2020

Hi, 

yes I have checked all the background jobs and also the distribution and manufacturing postings analysis but all are coming clear so far 

 

Mish
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Hero (Employee)
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  • Dedi Tjong
  • Hero (Employee)
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  • June 22, 2020

Ok, then the last option would be to look at the debug and try to identify which transactions stopping this.

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  • Adam Bereda
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  • June 23, 2020

Anyway, PCM stands for “Preventive and Corrective Maintenance” and transactions you are looking for are most probably manhours registered on work orders. 

Regards, Adam
MishaelAkleker
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  • MishaelAkleker
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  • June 23, 2020

Anyway, PCM stands for “Preventive and Corrective Maintenance” and transactions you are looking for are most probably manhours registered on work orders. 

 

Hi 

Thank you! I will check it out today :) 

Mish

Mish
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  • Brijesh410
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  • June 23, 2020

Anyway, PCM stands for “Preventive and Corrective Maintenance” and transactions you are looking for are most probably manhours registered on work orders. 

 

Hi 

Thank you! I will check it out today :) 

Mish

Check Transactions in Error, may be you need to clear those. We were also thinking about modifying the PCE base, but due to extensive work required we paused the idea. Any particular benefit your company looking for?

MishaelAkleker
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  • MishaelAkleker
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  • June 25, 2020

Hi all!

Thank you so much for your contributions! :) We managed to resolve it and remove the PCM transactions!  

Warm Regards, 

Mish

Mish


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