Background: GL Transaction Inquiry
Use the GL Transaction Inquiry (GTI) program to display detail (for example, the purchase order, receiver, invoice, and/or check number) and the posting journal. See Road Map for work flow.
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Uses
The GL Transaction Inquiry helps you locate a particular transaction when you do not know the journal or account number. If you know the journal, you can display the transaction with the Interface Journal Inquiry (GJQ) program. If you know the account, you can use the GL Activity Inquiry (GTL).
GL Transaction Inquiry displays all transactions that meet the Selection options you set. Performance can be slow if you have not set any options because the program reads all records. On the other hand, setting too many Selection options can also slow performance as the program reads all records, searching for those that meet your selection criteria.
If you typically are looking for transactions in the current period, you may want to set the Trans date Selection option to always display the current period. To do so, Click Prog opts, click Other info, click Modify, enter SOM in the From column and EOM in the To column, click Save, and click OK. If you want to display the current quarter or year, choose the appropriate date shortcut. See Date Shortcuts.
Journals
You can display the originating journal, if it is available. This program also allows you to view journal detail when you post to the GL in summary. Journal detail is available only if the Erase posting files after posting? option in the System Options Maintenance (GL Journal Options) program is set to N for the journal.
Original Transactions
Click Detail to drill to the original transaction. For example, from a cash transaction you can display the specific customer payment information, including the invoices that were paid and the corresponding sales orders for those invoices.
The program you drill to depends on the journal source:
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Detail button displays |
Then you can display |
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GJ1 |
Manufacturing Order Cost History Inquiry (MHC) |
Standard and actual unit costs and variance or standard and actual units per hour and efficiency percent |
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GJ2 |
Sales Commission Inquiry (SCQ) |
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GJ3 |
Receiver Inquiry (IRCQ) |
Quantity received, inspected, and rejected |
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GJA |
AR Adjustments Inquiry (RAI) |
Invoice, GL journal |
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GJB |
Recurring Journal Inquiry (GRQ) |
Journal lines |
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GJC |
AR Payment Inquiry (RPI) |
Invoice, GL journal |
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GJD |
AP-Purchasing Inquiry (NDQ) |
Invoice, PO, Receiver, Check, Vendor |
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GJE |
WIP Order Inquiry (WIQ) |
Components, receiver |
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GJF |
AR Invoice Inquiry (RQ) |
Sales order, Shipment |
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GJI |
AR Invoice Inquiry (RQ) |
Sales order, Shipment |
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GJJ |
Branch Transfer Inquiry (ITSQ) |
Item, quantity, and branches |
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GJK |
WIP Order Inquiry (WIQ) |
Components, receiver
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GJL |
Manufacturing Labor Inquiry (MLI) |
Labor details |
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GJM |
AP Inquiry (NI) |
Invoice, PO, Check, Journal |
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GJN |
AP-Purchasing Inquiry (NDQ) |
Invoice, PO, Receiver, Check, Vendor |
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GJO |
Allocating Journal Inquiry (GAQ) |
Journal lines |
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GJP |
Fixed Asset Inquiry (FI) |
Fixed asset details |
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GJR |
Receiver Inquiry (IRCQ) |
Item, quantity received, inspected, and rejected, warehouse/bin location, control number |
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GJS |
WIP Movement Inquiry (WPQ) |
Manufacturing order |
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GJT |
Material Issues and Adjustments Inquiry (IMIQ) |
Warehouse, bin, control number |
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GJU |
Receiver Inquiry (IRCQ) |
Item, quantity received, inspected, and rejected, warehouse/bin location, control number |
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GJV |
AP-Purchasing Inquiry (NDQ) |
Invoice, PO, Receiver, Check, Vendor |
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GJW |
Receiver inquiry (IRCQ) |
Receiver lines, Order |
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GJX |
AR Payment Inquiry (RPI) |
Invoice, GL journal |
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GJY |
Rejected Material Disposition (MRB) |
Quantity and disposition |
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GJZ |
Cost-Rollup Inquiry (MCRQ) |
Item number cost updates |
Organization vs. Organization Group
You can print the report for a specific organization or an organization group. When you print a report for an organization group, it will include a section for each organization in the group.
Note
If you print a report for a consolidation, the report is for that organization only and not for the subsidiaries that consolidate to it. If you want to include the subsidiary organizations, select a consolidation group (for example, **0).
History
You must select the YTD transaction history? option in the System Options Maintenance (XM) program (General Ledger Options) to be able to view transactions from closed periods.