Missing City Taxes, State Taxes, and User Defined Fees after Importing to PDS

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dkutchen

Posted 7/16/2007 7:08:53 PM

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We migrated to PDS and everything appears to have come over except the following dropdown lists:

City Taxes
State Taxes
User Defined Fees

I see that there are files in each data folder called rates.ini. Is this where these are stored? If so, they are in the PDS data folders, so why can't Point users see them in the dropdown menus? How do I migrate these into PDS? We do business in about 40 states and there was a lot of work involved in populating this info. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Doug

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dkutchen

Posted 7/25/2007 10:11:55 AM

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I found the way to fix this. I basically converted the folders back to conventional then imported them back into PDS. It's possible that I had NTFS permissions problems the first time I imported the data folders and the rates.ini file didn't get picked up.

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