on 04-16-2014 12:35 PM
Hi Team,
I know that the COGI entries are stored in the table AFFW. In AFFW table, we have two fields "ERSDA - Created On" & FWDAT - Error date".
I can not able to understand the difference between these two dates. I feel that these two dates will always same. In which scenario, these dates can be different?
Thanks
Hi SK SK,
According to my understanding goes the creation date is the date when COGI was created for the first time. This time both the dates will be same.
Now suppose, after two days someone again tries to clear the COGI and gets error saying 'deficit of stock', this time the error date will be two days later then the created on date.
Hope it is clear to you.
Thank you.
Regards,
Alok Tiwari
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Hi SK
ERSDA is the date when entry created in COGI.
FWDAT is Error date which will be same with ERSDA initially.Then it will get updated with the date when user tries to rectify the error and it leads to other error.
Regards
Kesava
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Hi SK,
ERSDA - This is Error created date
FWDAT - This is Error arose date.
Both dates may or may not be same. By default when error record is moved to COGI both these dates will be same in AFWW and in COGI. If user tries to clear the error record after some days and if error is not cleared then system will update the latest date of error execution and failed again as error arose date and will update the field FWDAT as shown below.
Thanks & Regards,
Ramagiri
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