Hi all,
we want to change the column “Change Base Value” to Depreciation period.
How can I change it without much effort?
We use IFS Apps9.
Thank you and kind regards
Solved
Changes in depreciation methods
+23Best answer by Malgorzata Palatynska
Hi @ Link,
it depends. If the method has been used to calculate depreciation, I do not recommend changing it via plsql.
If it has not been used, e.g. it is a new company, without any transactions, and only the settings will be changed, you can update it via plsql.
Best regards,
Małgorzata
This topic has been closed for replies.
+10Hi
if the deprecation method (in this case method 40) has been used in object (Object > Books), the value in the Change Base Value column cannot be changed.
I think, a better solution will be to create a new deprecation method with a new definition in the Change Base Value field.
Best regards,
Małgorzata
+23Hi
if the deprecation method (in this case method 40) has been used in object (Object > Books), the value in the Change Base Value column cannot be changed.
I think, a better solution will be to create a new deprecation method with a new definition in the Change Base Value field.
Best regards,
Małgorzata
Hi Malgorzata,
yes, I also suspected that. And update it via PLSQL is not good idea, right?
Thank you
+10Hi @ Link,
it depends. If the method has been used to calculate depreciation, I do not recommend changing it via plsql.
If it has not been used, e.g. it is a new company, without any transactions, and only the settings will be changed, you can update it via plsql.
Best regards,
Małgorzata
+23Hi @ Link,
it depends. If the method has been used to calculate depreciation, I do not recommend changing it via plsql.
If it has not been used, e.g. it is a new company, without any transactions, and only the settings will be changed, you can update it via plsql.
Best regards,
Małgorzata
Hi Malgorzata,
thank you a lot.
Kind regards
Enter your E-mail address. We'll send you an e-mail with instructions to reset your password.