Ap_suppliers have wrong employee_id

Hi,
ap_suppliers table is having the wrong (ex) employee id. This employee has two ids in HR (one is terminated)
How can i correct this issue?
Thanks
Senthil

I don't think you can update the employee associated to a vendor, you'll have to create a new one selecting employee as the type and then picking the active employee for it,

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