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RFG60S01 - Function Select
WILLIAMS COMMON FEATURES 11/23/92
DSP01 REFERENCE FILE CATEGORY G60 FUNCTION SELECT
Category Name EDI DEFAULTS
BLANK KEY
Category Key
Request Code 1
1 - Add
2 - Change
3 - Delete
4 - Inquire
F2=Command F3=Exit F7=End Category F8=Display List
F9=Inquiry
The EDI System Defaults category contains default information used throughout the Electronic Data Interchange module. The values maintained in this category determine the processing options available for EDI transactions. This category can only contain one record.
This category is required if the Electronic Data Interchange module is installed.
Detail
RFG60S02 - Detail
WILLIAMS COMMON FEATURES 11/23/92
DSP01 REFERENCE FILE CATEGORY G60 ADDITION
Category Name EDI DEFAULTS
BLANK KEY
Category Key
ORDER PROCESSING PURCHASING
Data Y Y
Y Y
VARIANCE QTY TOL VARIANCE AMT TOL
Data 1000 1000
NNDD NNDD
Data
F2=Command F3=Exit F9=Inquiry F10=Function Select
F12=Lower Case F15=Rekey Data
This screen displays the options that control EDI transaction processing.
ORDER PROCESSING
Optional. This field indicates whether Order Processing transactions can be transmitted via Electronic Data Interchange. This field is for memo purposes only; there is no validation or system processing behind this field.
PURCHASING
Optional. This field indicates whether Purchasing transactions can be transmitted via Electronic Data Interchange. This field is for memo purposes only; there is no validation or system processing behind this field.
VARIANCE QUANTITY TOLERANCE PERCENT
Optional. This field is used to establish an acceptable variance quantity between the item quantity of a purchase order and the subsequent receipt and acknowledgment associated with that order. If the variance is greater than the acceptable level as defined on this field, a transaction record will be written to the appropriate variance report (ED100C or ED120B).
For example:
If a customer sends a PO requesting 100 BOLT-100's and the shipment transaction only confirms that 80 BOLT-100's were shipped. This would create a variance quantity of 20. If the Variance Quantity Tolerance was established as 10% (which for this order would be 10 units), the variance of 20 would be greater than the tolerance allowed and the transaction would therefore be written to an exception report.
VARIANCE AMOUNT TOLERANCE PERCENT
Optional. This field is used to establish an acceptable variance amount between the item price of the a purchase order and the subsequent receipt and acknowledgment associated with that order. If the variance is greater than the acceptable level as defined on this field, a transaction record will be written to the appropriate variance report (ED100C or ED120B).
For example:
If a customer sends a PO requesting 100 items for $1000 and the PO Receipt transaction confirms that 95 items were received for $950. This would create a variance amount of $50. If the Variance Quantity Tolerance was established as 10% (which for this order would be $100), the variance of 50 would be less than the tolerance allowed and therefore the transaction would not be written to an exception report.