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Posted by Ryan on October 30, 2009, 10:28 am
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Trinidave,
Yes Delete Transaction will remove anything that is linked to sales, ie
Transaction, TransactionEntry, Journal, PurchaseOrder, PurchaseOrderEntry,
Order, OrderEntry, TenderEntry and there are a number of others as well. At
least you have a backup, which means you can get back to where you need to
be.
Possibly the easiest way to do things would be to turn on identity insert
for PurchaseOrder and PurchaseOrderEntry on the "Clean" database. You
should then be able to run a script that well select from the backup
database and inert into the "Clean" database. Just make sure you turn
IdentityInsert back off on the "Clean" database when you are done.
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Thank you,
Ryan Sakry
Program Manager
Retail Information Technology Enterprises
320-230-2288
rsakry@rite.us
http://www.rite.us
> Hello here is my problem. I did some dummy transaction on the database
> that I
> entered my Purchase orders (PO) in, After entering all of my PO's I then
> when
> to Administrator- database-delete transaction, thinking as the prompt says
> that it would delete all of my sales transaction. This was done so I would
> start my business with a transaction free database. but the end result has
> now become a nightmare, that deleted all of my PO's. Does anyone has any
> ideas on how to retrieve the lost PO's. I have a back up of the PO's how
> do I
> go about getting those PO's back to the database. tried to bulk insert
> using
> sql, the PO's come up but the entries are not in order,
>
> NB>sql table purchaseorder and purchaseorderentry
>
>>thanks
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