But it can be done by updating the database directly. In the database, the type
of stock item is held in AccountTable.AccountType - the relevant values are 6
for Stock Item or 7 for Non-stock item.
So if you're confident using SQL Management Studio, browse the AccountTable with
this query:
SELECT AccountType, DisplayNumber AS Code, Name
FROM AccountTable
WHERE (AccountType = 6) OR
(AccountType = 7)
ORDER BY Code
and change the AccountType from 6 to 7 for the required products.
You should probably also delete the related records in the
InventoryItemAccountTable (which hold the stock quantities) as these are not
present for Non-stock items. But they may be linked to documents (such as
orders or stock movements).
I cannot say this is a safe thing to do - for example, I haven't tested the
effects on any live sales or purchase orders - so try it on a copy company
first. And don't do it if you don't want to take the risk of corrupting your
database!
Geoff
"RCG" <R...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Will take the safe but long winded route rather than tinker with SQL database.
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