A1.12 : Why I couldn't delete Item Code
Question: Item code cannot be deleted. Error message prompted: "The value of column ItemCode and UOM in table Purchase Invoice detail does not exist in its master file"
Version: 1.8 / 1.9 / 2.0
Possible Reason:
The stock item was used in some transactions, and may be referred in some database table. That's why the item code is not allowed to be deleted.
Solution:
1. Make sure there was no transaction involving this item before you can delete it.
2. Set the item to inactive in Item Maintenance.
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