Invoice Capture Center Release Notes
Invoice Capture Center Release Notes
Version 6.0
7/11/2011
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Contents
1 Introduction .................................................................................................... 3
1.1 Release Notes Revision History ...................................................................... 3
2 About Invoice Capture Center ...................................................................... 4
2.1 New Features ................................................................................................... 4
3 Packaging and Documentation .................................................................... 6
3.1 Packaging and Delivery Information ................................................................ 6
4 Supported Environments and Compatibility ............................................... 7
4.1 Supported Systems .......................................................................................... 7
4.2 Language Support ......................................................................................... 10
4.3 Invoice Languages and Countries ................................................................. 12
4.4 Application Handling Has Been Changed...................................................... 12
5 Installation and Upgrade Notes .................................................................. 14
5.1 Installation Notes............................................................................................ 14
5.2 Upgrading from Version 5.2 ........................................................................... 14
5.3 Special Notes for Installation.......................................................................... 16
6 Fixed Issues.................................................................................................. 17
7 Known Issues ............................................................................................... 18
8 Miscellaneous .............................................................................................. 20
9 Contact Information ..................................................................................... 21
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1 Introduction
These Release Notes describe updates and last minute changes in Invoice
Capture Center Version 6.0. Open Text recommends that you read these Release
Notes in conjunction with the documentation included with the software package.
If any conflicts exist, the Release Notes supersede the other documentation.
We also recommend that you check the Open Text Knowledge Center
(https://knowledge.opentext.com/) for any patches or documentation updates that
may have been posted after the initial release of Invoice Capture Center Version
6.0.
This software contains encryption technology that is classified for export from the
United States under ECCN 5D002 in CCATS G070392. The software is subject to
the U.S. Export Administration Regulations and other U.S. law, and may not be
exported or re-exported to certain countries contrary to U.S. law. For more
information on the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR), 15. C:F:R. Part
730-774, and the Bureau of Export Administration (“BXA”), see the BXA
homepage.
2.1.1 Customizing
2.1.3 Recognition
• To permit compliance checks, the Recipient VAT ID is now read using the
new automation method ICC Database Column. The field is transmitted
to Vendor Invoice Management, but it is not shown in Validation as
default. In this release, the field is only read if the application works with
automatic company code detection. (ICC-801)
• The SAP Extraction Link now performs load balancing; it will fetch 10
invoices per cluster node only if less than 5 invoices per cluster node are
currently in progress on the Recognition Cluster. (ICC-907)
• At the SAP Download Link, downloaded data are removed from the
cache as soon as the download has been completed reducing memory
usage considerably. (ICC-857)
2.1.5 Validation
• Invoices can now be marked for deletion or for a rescan. (ICC-573, ICC-
574)
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ICC documentation and help files are installed during setup. Updated versions of
documentation and patches can be downloaded from the Open Text Knowledge
Center (https://knowledge.opentext.com/).
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• 1-3 GB RAM
• 20 GB disk space
These are minimum requirements. To determine the disk space requirements for
a production system, refer to the section “System Requirements” of the
Administrator’s Guide.
Validation Client
• 512 MB RAM
• 1 GB disk space
4.1.2 Software
The following table shows the required Service Packs of Open Text Vendor
Invoice Management:
ICC
5.2 SP4 5.2 SP5 6.0
5.2 SP4 x x x 1)
5.2 SP5 x x x 1)
VIM
6.0 x 1) x 1) x
1)
Service Pack combination is supported, but some new features can’t be
used.
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The following Windows versions are supported (including 64-bit versions: WOW):
• Windows XP
• Windows Vista
Invoice Capture Center will install Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Express on the
Recognition Server.
NET Framework 2.0 and 3.0 will be installed automatically if not present.
Invoice Capture Center 6.0 needs access to a SAP system containing Vendor
Invoice Management 5.2 SP4 or later.
• SAP 4.6c
• SAP 4.7
If Invoice Capture Center 6.0 is installed for the first time, it will install an instance
of Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Express. If you want to use another edition, you
can install a suitable instance in advance as described in the Administrator’s
Guide.
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4.1.4 Network
The protocol TCP/IP must be supported. Windows File Sharing is needed for the
Recognition Server and the Recognition Nodes.
4.1.5 Citrix
Invoice Capture Center 6.0 Validation Client has been tested with Citrix XENApp
5.0 Enterprise Edition (Citrix Presentation Server for Windows 4.5.1) on Microsoft
Windows Server 2003 SE SP2.
Client1:
Client2:
• Dutch
• French
• German
• Italian
• Japanese
• Polish
• Portuguese
• Spanish
The user interface language can be changed in the ICC Options dialog. Click ICC
Options in the application menu of the Validation Client to open the ICC Options
dialog.
In the Validation Client and in the Customizing Client, field names and validation
warnings are shown in a language suitable to the country setting of the current
application (independently of the language setting in the ICC Options dialog):
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Australia English
Austria German
Belgium Dutch
Brazil Portuguese
Canada English
China Chinese
Denmark Danish
Finland Finnish
France French
Germany German
Italy Italian
Japan Japanese
Netherland Dutch
Norway Norwegian
Poland Polish
Portugal Portuguese
Spain Spanish
Sweden Swedish
Switzerland German
USA English
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Chinese Italian
English Norwegian
Danish Polish
Dutch Portuguese
Finnish Spanish
French Swedish
German
Australia Japan
Austria Netherlands
Belgium Norway
Brazil Poland
Canada Portugal
China Spain
Denmark Sweden
Finland Switzerland
France United Kingdom
Germany USA
Italy
Until Service Pack 4, each application was assigned to one of 10 slots named
JobClass1 to JobClass10. In SAP, JobClass<n> was shown as application name,
while the ICC application name appeared in the field Field Description. If an
application was imported from SAP, it always used the assigned slot and if
another application resided in that slot it was overwritten. Changing the ICC
application name changed the field description in SAP, but didn’t affect
application handling. The number of applications was restricted to ten.
Old applications created with Service Pack 4 or earlier still show their old SAP
application name JobClass<n> in SAP and this name can’t be changed. But if an
old application is imported, it is no longer assigned to a fixed slot and thus can’t
overwrite another application.
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Take notice that changing the application name in ICC has a different effect for
old and new applications. If you change the name of an old application, and then
export it to SAP, it will be shown as a new version of the old application
JobClass<n> with a modified field description. If you change the name of a new
application and export it, it will appear as a new application with the new name in
SAP, while the application with the previous name remains unaffected. I.e. you
created a copy of the application in SAP, and you will have to delete the
application with the old name in SAP, if you just wanted to rename the
application.
If you use VIM 5.2 SP3 or SP4 unmodified, Reject will be ignored, and the
respective invoice will be treated as successfully validated.
To be able to work with VIM 5.2 SP3 or SP4, perform the following steps:
• Insert the code highlighted in yellow. The line number depends on the
VIM version.
WHEN c_va.
CASE gv_status.
WHEN gv_success. l_dp_status‐status = c_vali_succ.
WHEN gv_cancel.
l_dp_status‐status = c_vali_cancel.
l_return‐id = '/OPT/VIM_ICC'.
l_return‐type = c_i.
l_return‐number = '031'.
l_return‐message_v1 = t_resultitem‐docid.
PERFORM insert_message TABLES return
USING t_resultitem‐docid c_40 l_return.
WHEN gv_error. l_dp_status‐status = c_vali_err.
* Begin insert – Compatibility to ICC 5.2 SP6
WHEN ‘Reject’. l_dp_status‐status = ‘90’.
* End insert – Compatibility to ICC 5.2 SP6
WHEN OTHERS. l_dp_status‐status = c_vali_succ.
ENDCASE.
ENDCASE.
Take notice that normalization of data has been modified incompatibly with
Service Pack 1: data at the Validation scripting entry points are now also in
generic, country-independent format permitting to write country-independent
scripting code. Therefore it is strongly recommended to install Service Pack 1
before you start to create and customize applications with ICC 6.0.
It is recommended that all jobs have been finished before upgrading Invoice
Capture Center. So make sure that there are no unfinished jobs. Terminate the
Validation Clients and the Customizing Client.
• Standalone system
• Recognition Nodes
• Validation Clients
On each participant remove Invoice Capture Center 5.2 and then start the
program setup.exe of Invoice Capture Center 6.0. After installation, a dialog
may ask you to restart your system.
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If you upgrade from Invoice Capture Center 5.2 or 5.2 with any SP, you will have
to configure the Data Supplier for version 6.0.
The Data Supplier has to be configured once after installation. To start the
configuration dialog select Tools – SLD Data Supplier in the Invoice Capture
Center program group of the Windows start menu. Enter the NetWeaver settings
SLD host, port, user, and password. To test the configuration click Test collect
and send SLD data.
If you use applications that were created before installation of SP4, you won’t be
able to benefit from several enhancements of version 5.2 SP5. So, it is
recommended to create new applications with Invoice Capture Center 5.2 SP5.
If you want to use an application created with a former ICC version, you must
upgrade it before you start to process invoices; otherwise warning messages and
exceptions will occur and the software will have to be restarted.
To upgrade your applications, start the Customizing Client after you have installed
SP5, and for each application perform the following steps:
2. Click Settings in the Setup group of the Application tab. If you upgrade
from Service Pack 3, proceed with Step 6.
5. Export the application to SAP. The Validation Clients will download the
upgraded application automatically.
Afterwards, the application can no longer be used for ICC 5.2 with an earlier
Service Pack.
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The manuals are in PDF format. If you don't have a PDF reader, you can install
Adobe Reader from the Invoice Capture Center ISO image, where you will find
the English and German version in the folder AdbeRdr.
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6 Fixed Issues
6.1 SAP Download
During download of a large number PO items, an error “Error exporting file
<filename> to table <tablename>" could occur. (ICC-706/T973951)
If an error occurred in a SAP Download Hot Spot because database tables were
locked in VIM, ICC wrote an unspecific trace message. (ICC-739/T991090
6.2 Recognition
Skewed images sometimes yielded erroneous line item data. (ICC-554/T573319)
Line item matching did not work correctly, or ran into timeout in some cases.
(ICC-855/T1032452)
With special PDF formats, an error “Error splitting image file” could occur. (DSP-
224)
Some errors during Recognition caused the Cluster Node to stop working; the
Load Manager service had to be restarted in this case. (DSP-524)
6.3 Export
If an application used Adaptive Recognition, an error "Insufficient system
resources exist to complete the requested service" could occur during export of
the application. (ICC-577/T933877
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7 Known Issues
SAP Links
Sometimes the SAP Extraction Link Hot Spot may not recover from a SAP
communication problem. It will then show the error message “Configuration or
initialization error”. E.g. you should check the Hot Spot after a SAP restart. In this
case, stop the Hot Spot, and then start it again, or restart the Windows service
DOKuStar Hot Spot 3.0.
Validation
If this error message is shown, confirm with No. Then terminate the Validation
Client and restart it so that you can reenter the SAP login data.
With ICC 5.2 Service Pack 3, the user interface of the Validation Client might
become frozen in certain situations on Windows XP Professional Version 2002
Service Pack 3 systems. For all known situations this issue is resolved with ICC
5.2 SP4, but further freeze situations that have not been analyzed by now might
exist. (ICC-400)
Localization
If the user interface language chosen in the ICC Options dialog is not identical
with the language of the operating system, some labels of the Validation Client
may be shown in the language of the operating system.
Customizing Client
If you modify scripting, your changes will not become effective immediately. To
force them to become active, reset all cluster nodes: go to the Cluster view,
select each cluster and click Reset Cluster Node from its context menu.
Advanced Configuration
In a database imported as a text file, the column names supplied in the first line
of the file must not contain hyphens. (ICC-115)
If you use the Extended Customizing dialog to modify currency settings used in
Validation or for export, take care to modify the table name in the Translate words
action at the copied normalization action at the InvoiceCurrency field before you
make any modifications. Otherwise the file Currencies.xml with the default
currency settings will be modified and you will not be able to return to the default
behavior. For details refer to “Normalization” and “Specifying Translation of
Currencies” in the Customizing Guide.
Passwords of SAP accounts are not handled correctly by the SAP connector.
Therefore the equal sign can’t be used within a password. Some other special
characters or combinations of characters may also cause problems. Therefore it
is recommended to avoid using space, apostrophe, quote, and backslash within
passwords.
In addition, you can’t connect to client “000”. If you specify this value, a
connection to the standard client will be established.
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8 Miscellaneous
Optional Fields
If you don’t activate the optional fields (Supply Date, Freight Amount, Handling
Charges), you may have to perform some configurations in Vendor Invoice
Management to prevent exceptions. Please refer to the VIM documentation for
further information.
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9 Contact Information
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