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Applies to:
Oracle Cost Management - Version 11.5.10.2 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
***Checked for relevance on 18-Feb-2013***
Symptoms
In the WIP Transactions Form, CSTFQWTX, some Jobs are showing Job
Close Variance twice in different periods, which is doubling the values
in GL accounting.
NAVIGATION PATH
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1. Connect to Cost Management Responsibility.
2. Go to Periodic Costing > View Transactions > WIP Transactions
Cause
When a Job is unclosed, the initial job close variance record is not deleted. So, if a job is closed, unclosed, and reclosed in the same Accounting Period, the job close variance is updated to reflect the correct variance and only one accounting line is created.
However, if a job is closed, and unclosed, and then reclosed in a
different Accounting Period, then another job close variance record is
recorded even if no additional transactions were created against the
job. This has always been the case.
Example:
The functionality is as follows:
If Job XXX is closed in the month of April 2011, it will create a job close variance record in April 2011.
If
Job XXX is then unclosed in April 2011, the initial job variance record
is not deleted from the wip transaction accounts table.
If Job XXX
is then reclosed in April 2011, the job variance record will be updated
to reflect the correct job close variance amount.
But if Job XXX is
not reclosed until the next month, i.e., May 2011, then a new job close
variance will be created in May, regardless if any transactions were
created or not.
Therefore, two job close variance records will be shown for this job:
- The initial job close record in April which was not deleted when the job was unclosed.
- The job close record in May which was recorded when the job was reclosed in May 2011.
Solution
To keep two job close variances from being created for a job,
ensure that the job is closed, unclosed and reclosed all in the same
Accounting Period.