IC227 – Potential Obsolete

System
Inventory Control (IC)
Type
Batch program
Updates
2 tables
References
16 tables

IC227 (Potential Obsolete) is a Lawson Inventory Control batch program. It updates ADDRDATA and CKPOINT and references GLADDRESS, GLCHART, GLCODES, GLSYSTEM, ICBIN, ICCOMPANY, ICLOCATION, ICRECEIPTS and 8 more.

About IC227

Run Potential Obsolete (IC227) to print a report of items with no movementhistory since a specific last issue date. You can consider potentially obsolete items as candidates for disposal. If there is no last issue date (I), the program uses the last received date(R). In the column immediately following the cutoff date, the report shows which date was used (R or I). This report lists by location stock-on-hand quantities, unit of measure, unitcost, extended cost, last issue date, major and minor inventory class and movement class. This report lists items by extended costs from highest to lowest. You have the option to print this report in item number sequence. This program requires you to enter a company and last issue cutoff date. Youcan select the items listed on this report by location, report group, or inventory class. By default this report includes all items with zero stock-on-hand quantities, you have the option to exclude these items. You can also include items that are set up as inactive in IC11.1 (Item Master).

Updated files (2)

TableDescriptionSystem
ADDRDATAAddress CodeIF
CKPOINTNo description in the Lawson data dictionary

Referenced files (16)

TableDescriptionSystem
GLADDRESSGeneral Ledger Company AddressIF
GLCHARTGeneral Ledger ChartIF
GLCODESGeneral Ledger CodesIF
GLSYSTEMGeneral Ledger CompanyIF
ICBINBin NumbersIC
ICCOMPANYInventory Company InformationIC
ICLOCATIONCompany LocationIC
ICRECEIPTSCosting RecordIC
ICRPTGRPReport GroupIC
INSTCTRYCDIntrastat Country CodesTX
ITEMLOCItem LocationIC
ITEMMASTItem MasterIC
ITEMSRCItem SourceIC
MAJORCLMajor ClassIC
MINORCLMinor ClassIC
MXLISTMBRAttribute ListIF

Program calls

Invoked programs (5)

ICBL, IFLU, IFOB, IFSG, IFUP