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which all input sources from sales order header is available which can be utilized in both COGS/Reve

3763128Jan 28 2019 — edited Feb 10 2021

Hi all,

we are trying to user an input source from sales order header which can be utilized in both COGS/Revenue in SLA

Can someone please list the ones tried and tested.

Business need -Items are segregated@ into multiple product families based on which the COGS/Revenue accounts and Productline segment vary in the SLA accounting.

we tried using item attribute and inventory category along with order type. all these works, however there is a need to override these values in sales order header, as items of 1 product family may have to need to be charged to a different one.

Hence we were trying to enable EFF in sales order header. However, we could not  see it in Costing.

Is there any workaround for this, can we utilize any other field in sales order header which is a source in both Costing and AR for gettign right COGS/Revenue match?

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gimbal2
Well look again, because it is on there. Java SE 7 documentation with a nice fat download button next to it.

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html

As for sources, there is (and always has been) the src.zip in the JDK directory after installation which is the source code for the standard API. To get the full JDK source you need to get the OpenJDK project source.

the bottom link called "More downloads" does not work and produces a "not found" error.
Its futile to mention such things; you're not taking to Oracle employees here (except for very rare occasions). Perhaps in the forum to report download problems you might have some success:

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922141
Thank you very much! -- I missed that for some reason.
However the docs are one minor version behind at 7.4 (JDK is 7.5) and the source code is only available there for version 6 and not version 7. Or have I again overlooked something obvious?
gimbal2
919138 wrote:
However the docs are one minor version behind at 7.4 (JDK is 7.5) and the source code is only available there for version 6 and not version 7. Or have I again overlooked something obvious?
7.5 is only a bugfix release, 7.6 is going to be the next "feature release". That would probably explain why nobody bothered to upload a new javadoc.

An old rule of Sun used to be that the API wouldn't change with minor updates though; I'm not sure how much of that is true now that Oracle is in charge. In any case I wouldn't worry too much about the minor version number of the javadocs - the information pertains to "java 7", not "java 7 update X".
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