You run the Data Verification Toolset programs in four phases.
To ensure accurate reports, you need to run all four phases when verifying
your data. These paragraphs describe what these phases are
and list the order in which the programs are to be run. For the most
accurate reporting results, the phases should be run in sequential
order.
You should run the Data Verification Toolset programs any time
that you suspect an error exists in the Warehouse application database.
The four phases are:
Note: The Phase One programs
can be run concurrently.
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Phase One (Orphan Record Check). In this phase, the
programs check for orphan records. Orphan records are missing some
required components, such as a header record missing some of its detail
lines, or detail lines that are missing a closed header. For example,
the WH Orphan Record Check - Report Only (WH420) program checks that every shipment line detail record belongs to
an existing shipment line record, and that each shipment line belongs
to an existing shipment record.
Note: You can run Phase
One programs alone, if you suspect orphan records exist. However,
if you proceed to run Phase Two, you must also run Phase Three and
Phase Four.
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Phase Two (Document Integrity Check). This phase makes
sure that all records for each source document are in sync. The Document
Integrity programs check closed headers and detail lines in the external
systems to ensure that the detail lines of each record correspond
to its header information. For example, if a customer order record
is closed, then none of the customer order line records can be in an Open
status.
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Phase Three (Warehouse and Inventory Control Integrity
Check). You can run Phase Three after successfully completing Phase
One and Phase Two. Phase Three ensures that the Inventory Control
and Warehouse application database files are in sync with the external
documents that created them. For example, this phase checks that the
demand record for a requisition line is in the same status and for
the same quantity.
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Phase Four (Warehouse and Inventory Control Detail
Integrity Check). This phase makes sure that the records within the
Inventory Control and Warehouse applications are in sync. For example,
this phase checks that the stock-on-hand quantity for a serial-number
tracked item is backed up by the same number of serial numbers. This
phase also checks the sum of the quantities in all of the bins for
a specific item to ensure that the sum matches the stock-on-hand
quantity for that item.
Report programs
This table describes which report programs belong to
each of the four phases, and what each program does. These programs
are report only; the actual correcting of data does not occur until
you run the update programs. These report programs must be run first,
and in the order listed.
Phase
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Associated
programs
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Phase One (Orphan Record Check)
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RQ Orphan Check - Report Only (RQ420). This program purges orphan records within the Requisitions
application.
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OE Orphan Check - Report Only (OE420). This program purges orphan records within the Order
Entry application.
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WO Orphan Check - Report Only (WO420). This program purges orphan records within the Production Order application.
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PO Orphan Check - Report Only (PO420). This program purges orphan records within the Purchase
Order application.
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WH Orphan Check - Report Only (WH420). This program purges orphan records within the Warehouse
application.
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Phase Two (Document Integrity Check)
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RQ Document Integrity Check - Report Only (RQ421).
This program ensures that any open lines have an open header and a
corresponding demand record within the Requisitions application.
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OE Document Integrity Check - Report Only (OE421).
This program ensures that any open lines have an open header and a
corresponding demand record within the Order Entry application.
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WO Document Integrity Check - Report Only (WO421).
This program ensures that any open lines have an open header and a
corresponding demand record within the Production Order application.
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PO Document Integrity Check - Report Only (PO421).
This program ensures that any open lines have an open header and a
corresponding demand record within the Purchase Order application.
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IT Document Integrity Check - Report Only (WH421).
This program ensures that any open lines have an open header and a
corresponding demand record within the Warehouse application.
WH421 also ensures that a demand record exists for the pre-released
document header record when the transaction type is IT (Issue Transfer).
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Phase Three (Warehouse and Inventory Control
Integrity Check)
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Phase Four (Warehouse and Inventory Control
Detail Integrity Check)
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WH-IC Detail Integrity Check (WH423). For UNIX and Windows, this
program ensures consistencies within the ITEMLOC, ITSERIAL, and SOHDETAIL
files based on data within the WODETAIL, WHSHLDTL, and WHDEMNDDTL
files.
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WH-IC Detail Integrity Check - Report and Update
(WH433). For IBM i, this program ensures consistencies within the
DBICITL, DBICSER, and DBICSDT files based on data within the DBWOWOD, DBWHWHD,
and DBWHWDD files.
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Update programs
This table describes which update programs belong to
each of the four phases, and what each program does. Update programs
correct your data when run in Update mode, and should not be run
until you have reviewed the report results. These update programs
must be run in the order listed.
Phase
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Associated
programs
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Phase One (Orphan Record Check)
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RQ Orphan Record Check (RQ430). This program purges orphan records within the Requisitions
application.
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OE Orphan Check - Report and Update (OE430). This
program purges orphan records within the Order Entry application.
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WO Orphan Check - Report and Update (WO430). This
program purges orphan records within the Production Order application.
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PO Orphan Record Check (PO430). This program purges orphan records within the Purchase
Order application.
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WH Orphan Check - Report and Update (WH430). This
program purges orphan records within the Warehouse application.
You must run WH Orphan Check - Report and Update (WH430) after
the other orphan check programs have completed.
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Phase Two (Document Integrity Check)
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RQ Document Integrity Check (RQ431). This program ensures that any open lines have an
open header and a corresponding demand record within the Requisitions
application.
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OE Document Integrity Check - Report Only (OE431).
This program ensures that any open lines have an open header and a
corresponding demand record within the Order Entry application.
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WO Document Integrity Check - Report and Update (WO431). This program ensures that any open lines have an open header and
a corresponding demand record within the Production Order application.
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PO Document Integrity Check (PO431). This program ensures that any open lines have an
open header and a corresponding demand record within the Purchase
Order application.
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IT Document Integrity Check - Report and Update (WH431). This program ensures that any open lines have an open header and
a corresponding demand record within the Warehouse application.
WH421 also ensures that a demand record exists for the pre-released
document header record when the transaction type is IT (Issue Transfer).
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Phase Three (Warehouse and Inventory Control
Integrity Check)
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Phase Four (Warehouse and Inventory Control
Detail Integrity Check)
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WH-IC Detail Integrity Check - Report and Update (WH433). For UNIX
and Windows, this program ensures consistencies within the ITEMLOC,
ITSERIAL, and SOHDETAIL files based on data within the WODETAIL, WHSHLDTL,
and WHDEMNDDTL files.
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WH-IC Detail Integrity Check - Report and Update
(WH433). For IBM i, this program ensures consistencies within the
DBICITL, DBICSER, and DBICSDT files based on data within the DBWOWOD, DBWHWHD,
and DBWHWDD files.
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