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No journal entry created for transaction Rick 10-01-2007
Posted by Rick on October 1, 2007, 6:44 pm
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In some cases where the CC or check transaction fails, a journal entry is not
created for the transaction. All other aspects of the transaction are
completed successfully.

An entry exists in the transaction table, the transaction entry table,
purchase history for the customer exists related to the transaction, on hand
inventory is decremented, etc., just no journal entry created.

Has anyone else seen this? How are you cleaning this up? Is there a way to
re-render the receipt for the transaction?

Please advise.

Thanks!

Posted by Matt Hurst on October 9, 2007, 3:30 pm
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I have seen this since updating to RMS 2.0. The short term answer is to
reverse the processes that already happened and do the whole transaction
again. This becomes difficult, because there are so many things that get
updated during a transaction, like charging the credit card, and updating
tables: Batch, Transaction, TransactionEntry, Item (quantity), TenderEntry,
TenderTotals, TaxEntry, TaxTotals, DailySales, and Journal.

Our current solution is to ditch SQL 2005 and go back to MSDE. This is a
painful process as well, but seems to fix this problem.

"Rick" wrote:

> In some cases where the CC or check transaction fails, a journal entry is not
> created for the transaction. All other aspects of the transaction are
> completed successfully.
>
> An entry exists in the transaction table, the transaction entry table,
> purchase history for the customer exists related to the transaction, on hand
> inventory is decremented, etc., just no journal entry created.
>
> Has anyone else seen this? How are you cleaning this up? Is there a way to
> re-render the receipt for the transaction?
>
> Please advise.
>
> Thanks!

Posted by MB on November 20, 2007, 7:49 pm
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I'm having the same issue. I verified that the transaction was properly
captured via EDC, inventory decremented, etc... The funny thing is a few
days later, the transaction would show up in the journal. This happens about
only twice in the last month, but it's very annoying.

Anyone have any ideas?


"Rick" wrote:

> In some cases where the CC or check transaction fails, a journal entry is not
> created for the transaction. All other aspects of the transaction are
> completed successfully.
>
> An entry exists in the transaction table, the transaction entry table,
> purchase history for the customer exists related to the transaction, on hand
> inventory is decremented, etc., just no journal entry created.
>
> Has anyone else seen this? How are you cleaning this up? Is there a way to
> re-render the receipt for the transaction?
>
> Please advise.
>
> Thanks!

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