Modifying Vouchers After Budget Checking
When you budget-check a modified voucher, the Budget Processor process deletes any exception rows from the first budget check. This includes the deletion of override marks for any budgets listed on the altered transactions. A message appears informing you of this when you mark the budget for override and save the page. In effect, altering a transaction after it has been budget-checked forces the Budget Processor process to treat the transaction as if it were new when budget checking is performed again.
To make changes to budget-checked transactions, do the following:
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Open the voucher and make changes to the particular transactions.
Note:
You can only delete distribution lines, not add distribution lines, to a voucher copied from a purchase order. The system issues a warning that distribution lines cannot be inserted because the encumbrance cannot be reversed. If necessary, change the purchase order distribution lines.
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Save the changes.
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Run the Budget Processor process again to check the budget.
The Budget Processor process deletes the original transactions (including liquidations) from the Commitment Control ledger data table (LEDGER_KK) and posts the new transactions.