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For help in entering Account payable invoices and purchase orders I
would like to use the Purchase code function but the system will not
allow me:



Accounts Payable->Setup-> Purchases Types:



General Operations->Invoice Entry->Lines Brings you to a selection
called Purchase Codes: (If you right click it will bring you into
purchase types). This also shows up in purchase order entry.



I would like to use this function but it is grayed out. Any
suggestions?



Are people choosing to add all of their items under parts for entry into
Accounts payable?



Items such as Insurance/Rent/Utilities. Ect? Or are you using one
account under supplier set-up?



Thank you,

Michele Ricci

Controller

763-502-9623

Micheler@...





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We're running 8.03.305K and since our conversion in September the
performance is really slow. Our servers and clients are both more than
capable as is our gigabit network. I hear that SQL on V8 is just slow,
but I also hear that perhaps the .400 level shows some improvement. Any
thoughts, experiences or comment !? ;o)


Ian Hogan
Information Systems Manager
Standard Filter Corporation
760-929-8559 or 800-634-5837 (voice) - 760-929-1901 (fax)



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We're running 8.03.305K and since our conversion in September the
performance is really slow. Our servers and clients are both more than
capable as is our gigabit network. I hear that SQL on V8 is just slow,
but I also hear that perhaps the .400 level shows some improvement. Any
thoughts, experiences or comment !? ;o)


Ian Hogan
Information Systems Manager
Standard Filter Corporation
760-929-8559 or 800-634-5837 (voice) - 760-929-1901 (fax)



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We did some testing of .400 on Progress and it was a bit faster than
prior versions but I can't speak to Vantage on MS-SQL. I can say that
all the other apps we run that have been "upgraded" to .Net and SQL run
much slower than prior versions. Kind of makes me wonder what the term
"upgrade" means. I am not happy with a single .net app we have. Just me
2 cents.....



Keith Mailloux





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From: vantage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vantage@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf
Of Ian Hogan
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2007 12:36 PM
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Vantage] SQL Performance Question



We're running 8.03.305K and since our conversion in September the
performance is really slow. Our servers and clients are both more than
capable as is our gigabit network. I hear that SQL on V8 is just slow,
but I also hear that perhaps the .400 level shows some improvement. Any
thoughts, experiences or comment !? ;o)


Ian Hogan
Information Systems Manager
Standard Filter Corporation
760-929-8559 or 800-634-5837 (voice) - 760-929-1901 (fax)


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