on 08-11-2011 9:51 AM
No Entry in Table T030 Argument NBP 130 Fld: KNOTS
Message no:56016
I suspect you get this error message during posting?
There is new behaviour with note 1421746 and the intention for 1BS entry in T030 is this: If the cross company
clearing accounts are vendors or customers and the posting line also contains a vendor (e.g. employee vendor), the cross-company clearing accounts cannot be directely posted to (debit cross company vendor, credit employee vendor). Therefore the posting to the cross company clearing accounts must happen via an additional clearing account. And this is searched per default for the activity HRT and the symbolic account BS (entry 1BS in T030).
Now you can implement the note 1421746. Doing this, this above described split will only occur, if a posting line indeed contains
a jurisdiction code. If not, the split will not occur and subsequently the 1BS account will not be searched for.
this is a new behaviour which is intended. If the involved company codes are located in different countries and the Jurisdiction Codes are active in 1 of these countries, the document is split into 1 document per company code connected with the cross company clearing accounts. This was done directly in FI before, now the sending application sends 2 documents.
Exactely this behavour you already have if the 2 company codes are in different logical systems or you choose a document summarization on the selection screen of '1 document per company code' or '1 document per CO object'.
This split functionality is just re-used for a new case which is the above described country difference with Jurisdiction codes.
So basically check your entries in T030 for 1BS and the clearing G/L account!!
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