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0021960Openbravo ERP09. Financial managementpublic2012-10-16 20:002012-10-18 11:05
pjuvara 
jonalegriaesarte 
normalmajoralways
newopen 
5
3.0MP15.1 
 
Core
No
0021960: Cannot use existing credit when payment method on the invoice is not valid in the bank account where the credit was issued
Consider the following situation.

Two bank accounts exists: Bank 1 and Bank 2.
In Bank 1, valid payment methods (payment in) are check and wire transfer.
In Bank 2, valid payment method is only check.

Customer A has default bank account Bank 1 and payment method of wire transfer.

If you create a payment in for Bank 2 and method check and you leave it as a credit, you should be able to apply that credit to any invoice for customer A.

If you now create an invoice for customer A and you accept the defaults (Bank 1 and wire transfer) you are not able to apply this credit.

This is because the system validates that the payment method on the invoice is a valid payment method for bank of the credit and if not it prevents applying the credit.

This is incorrect because the payment already took place and the credit is there. A credit is a credit, irrespectively of the bank account and method in which it took place.

See above.
Coworking
related to defect 0032362 scheduled nonofrancisco Business Partner credit not available when payment method used to generate credit is deleted form financial account 
related to defect 0035705 closed AtulOpenbravo Cannot use any available credit if it is a payment for same bp that generated credit and payment method removed from fin account 
Issue History
2012-10-16 20:00pjuvaraNew Issue
2012-10-16 20:00pjuvaraAssigned To => dmiguelez
2012-10-16 20:00pjuvaraModules => Core
2012-10-16 20:00pjuvaraTag Attached: Coworking
2012-10-18 11:05naiaramartinezAssigned Todmiguelez => jonalegriaesarte
2017-04-05 16:55ngarciaRelationship addedrelated to 0032362
2017-04-10 18:31aferrazRelationship addedrelated to 0035705

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