ItemHistUpdateEngine.cpp (1601): MESSAGE: 11712: Thu Apr 03 19:11:28 LVL_ERROR-Error: Verify Item: Item history Item Average Cost mismatch error. ItemHistUpdateEngine.cpp (1601): MESSAGE: 11712: Thu Apr 03 19:11:28 LVL_ERROR-Error: Verify Item: Item history Item Value on Hand mismatch error. TaskTracking.cpp (764): CHECKPOINT: 11712: Thu Apr 03 19:09:46 Cumulus:'acisneros' Form ( ) VERIFY:(Real line # 5497):Item site rec num 839 qtyOnPO does not match (item 206, site 0)\n Verify.c (408): CHECKPOINT: 11712: Thu Apr 03 19:09:46 (Real line # 5497):Item site rec num 839 qtyOnPO does not match (item 206, site 0) In that case, some of the following errors (collectively referred to as Example 2) were present: I am not sure which is worse, inability to back-up even though your Price Rules function, or loss of your Price Rule ‘guts’ when you Rebuild to permit your file to Verify so it will Back-up!Īnother QuickBooks Advanced Inventory user sent me a QBWin.log file to review just a day or so prior when their file would not Verify completely. Their prior associations with Customers, Sites, Items and Classes are all missing at the end of the Rebuild routine. While Rebuild appears to solve these problems, there is just one more issue, when Rebuild is run, all of the ‘connections’ between the Price Rules are lost. The problem, not a single one of the referenced Items, Classes, Sites or Customers were ‘deleted’ records. There were literally ‘hundreds’ of these errors reported in the log. 85 Multiplier - 15% off List) referencing deleted customer with RecNum 65 found in price_rule_scope_detail. Verify.c (14785): CHECKPOINT: 2128: Thu Apr 03 15:50:09 A record (rule: 5% off List) referencing deleted site with RecNum 10 found in price_rule_scope_detail. 50 Multiplier - 50% off List) referencing deleted class with RecNum 51 found in price_rule_scope_detail. 65 Multiplier - 35% off List) referencing deleted item with RecNum 1650 found in price_rule_scope_detail.
Recently an Advanced Inventory/Advanced Pricing user sent me a QBWin.log file with the errors, like those shown below (collective referred to herein as Example 1), was experiencing inability to perform an internal QuickBooks back-up because the file would not fully verify: Despite Intuit implementing several ‘fixes’ over the last few years in various releases and new versions, as well as changing the way that some of problems are ‘reported’, Users are seeking answers to specific problems with their data.
Advanced functionality (inventory or pricing) data issues continue to plague QuickBooks Enterprise users.
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