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Dave Williams

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8/13/2014 7:02 PM

I have 54 Benefit records (HL,DN,EL) with incorrect Stop dates entered into LAWSON.
I created a BN32 upload to change the Stop Dates to their correct values
I am sending an "S"top as the Function Code and am receiving the error:

Warning:Deduction stop date exist; Press OK to continue _f49r0

Is there a way to effectively "Send an "OK" command from within my upload?

If not, how do I change (correct) Benefit Stop Dates using an upload?

Shane Jones

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8/14/2014 3:16 AM

Have you tried loading both the benefit stop date and deduction stop date on bn32? (They are two fields on bn32) Otherwise I'd be looking for a hk field where I could put a bypass on the warning. However, I am not sure if that exists.

Carl.Seay

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8/14/2014 11:06 AM

When you build the AGS, is there a field similar to this: XMIT-HREMP-BLOCK? If so, I believe you set it equal to 000000000 to ignore soft warnings.

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8/14/2014 11:22 AM

Yes, but it's 100000000 to bypass all warnings

Deleted User

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8/14/2014 11:24 AM

Put this in your AGS: &XMIT-HREMP-BLOCK=1000000000

Ragu Raghavan

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8/14/2014 3:52 PM

Try setting the field DED-OVER-XMIT to 1

Shane Jones

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8/17/2014 10:09 PM

In 10.0.5 I loaded the deduction date as well as the benefit date and it worked with add-ins. Did not need to do an override.