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Reviewing Move/Merge Audit Journals

When you perform a move/merge operation or a move/merge reversal, General Ledger creates an audit journal for each period for which balances are moved or merged. These journals are not used to update your target accounts. They are created only to provide an audit trail of all move/merge operations. These audit journals can be queried and included in a report.

Note: If average balance processing is enabled for your set of books, move/merge audit journals are created for each calendar day. Consolidation sets of books will have two sets of audit journals; one for standard balances and one for average balances.

You can identify move/merge audit journals by their journal source, journal category, and batch name. The journal source and category are either Move/Merge or Move/Merge Reversal. The batch name follows this format:

[request type]: [request name] [request id] [balance type] [period]: [batch date and time], where:

Parameter Value
[request type] Move/Merge or Move/Merge Reversal
[request name] name of the move/merge request
[request id] move/merge concurrent request ID
[balance type] Standard or Average
[period] accounting period of moved balances
[batch date and time] date/time audit journal was created

For example, a move/merge batch might be named:

Move/Merge: CC357Merge 1687 Standard JUN-97: JUN 30, 1997 2:35:45

   To query move/merge audit journals:

Suggestion: In the Find Journals window, narrow your query by entering Move/Merge or Move/Merge Reversal as the journal source or journal category. Narrow the query further by entering the move/merge audit journal batch name.

Additional Information: Move/merge audit journals will not appear in the Reverse Journals window. To reverse a move/merge operation, you must use the Mass Maintenance reversal feature.

See Also

Moving or Merging Account Balances

Defining a Move/Merge Request

Reversing a Move/Merge

Performing a Journal Entry Inquiry


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