Sage 1099 TY 2020 Stand-Alone Updates advice.

Posted By Ramon M. over 3 years ago

Please be sure to read the release notes in the upcoming 1099 TY 2020 Stand-Alone Updates BEFORE installing this update, including the "Best Practices" section of the notes. Doing so may help keep the continuity of the historical functionality and help protect your data.

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John Lian @The ERP Group over 3 years ago in reply to John Lian @The ERP Group +1

I found the bug. ap1099Update2020.sql does attempt to modify all the table constraints on the V1099Form field to add the new value of 4 for NEC. However, the statement that does that misses a bunch of…
Ramon M. over 3 years ago in reply to John Lian @The ERP Group +1

Yes, it went live around 7am (PST) this morning. I posted a general message earlier this morning.

Contefication over 3 years ago in reply to Ramon M.

Some details like the origin story are now generally forgotten, like how it wasn't originally written for SQL Server 6.0, or even Informix but those events occurred even before your tenure, Ramon, although you have officially been there forever now.

Suffice it to say that Dallas Chamber purchased the product in 1996, some guy from State of the Art flew out there twice to install then upgrade it and Greg Boyd was happy.
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lizf over 3 years ago in reply to Contefication

Wow you recall more than I did about the install. I do recall Greg Boyd since you mentioned him. I was just barely with the Chamber then as I started as a temp to hire.
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