Changing date on posted batches?

Nick,

If memory serves me correctly, you will have to unpost the batch and then modify system tables (I think?) because it will only date back to 30 days.

This is what I found in Help:

NOTE:  By default, the maximum number of days a post can be backdated is thirty.  This value can be changed by adding an entry of POSTING MAX BACKDATE DAYS to T_DEFAULTS with a value of the desired number of days or a fixed date.

NOTE:  It is possible to unpost a posting using the UP_UNPOST procedure in SQL Server.  For details on this procedure see the Tessitura Database Utilities document.

Jenn

One of our development folks adjusted a pledge and posted the batch with today's date.  It should have been back dated to last November.

I've looked in the documentation, searched the forums and Task, but I'm not sure the solutions I've seen apply to this scenario.

Is there a way to change the date of a posted batch?

Thanks much

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Nick,

The post and transaction dates won’t change, unfortunately. Because that is the date that the business was done in Tessitura. However, you can change the contribution date which shows up on the contribution history screen. You can change it by going to the constituent record and contribution history, click on the chicklet and then change the date. Hope this helps!

One of our development folks adjusted a pledge and posted the batch with today's date.  It should have been back dated to last November.

I've looked in the documentation, searched the forums and Task, but I'm not sure the solutions I've seen apply to this scenario.

Is there a way to change the date of a posted batch?

Thanks much

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