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Alessandro.panzetta | May 17 2008 11:12AM GMT
I’m sorry, is that real that you have a 1899 bill??? Anyway did you try and change this bill date to Jan 1st 1900?
Squashjunkie | Jun 2 2008 2:40PM GMT
Making any direct changes to the database, such as the invoice date is a great risk. For ERP apps such as Dynamics, the info is stored in several tables. Changing the date in one location will pull your data out of sync and give you more problems than you are trying to fix.
If you can, cancel the invoice somehow, either through a credit/debit procedure or if the date is causing the problem of not being able to process in any way, then look to the tables for all places that the invoice info is stored, and make sure they are all updated.