InstantForum.NET v4.1.1One Step Retail Solutions Community Forumshttp://forum.onestepretail.com/Forum@onestepretail.comTue, 06 Jan 2009 22:08:40 GMT20http://forum.onestepretail.com/Topic6888-15-1.aspxSorry for misspelling your name, Burak. Again, thanks for the tip.</P><P>LindaWed, 27 Aug 2008 11:00:12 GMTLindahttp://forum.onestepretail.com/Topic6888-15-1.aspxThanks for your input, Burk. My parameters were written correctly. We finally discovered the problem. I have a lockout period set up through system preferences. When I scheduled the Build Totals to run outside the lockout period, it ran properly. I also have RPRODB running within the lockout period, and it appears to run correctly. Go figure...</P><P>LindaWed, 27 Aug 2008 10:56:41 GMTLindahttp://forum.onestepretail.com/Topic6888-15-1.aspxHere what I use just double check to make sure you have the information entered correctly. I do not have a date range but i think it is better to specify months instead of days.<br><br>Good luck <br>Thu, 21 Aug 2008 15:22:44 GMTBurak Sardaghttp://forum.onestepretail.com/Topic6888-15-1.aspxWe have Build Totals (v 8.4), aka SRO, set up on the scheduler to run nightly. Recently it has not been updating properly. When I view the SRO date range screen the dates analyzed are those of a manual run, rather than that of the scheduled run time. The scheduler shows it takes nearly 9 minutes to run. When running it manually through Retail Pro it takes less than 30 seconds. Our parameters are 100 days, 100 days ago. I'm sure I have the parameters written correctly as I have these same instructions on a separate main and it runs in less than 15 seconds and updates properly.</P><P>Hope you can give me some tricks to correct this. Thanks.</P><P>Linda Helmer/Tile For Less</P><P>Anyone planning to attend next month's User Conference in SD?Thu, 21 Aug 2008 12:57:57 GMTLinda