Differrent date between AP Credit Memo and Journal Entry

Hi!
I don't know why AP Credit Memo posting date = '31/08/2011' but Journal Entry record posting date ='1/9/2011'.
Change log on AP Credit Memo Create date ='31/08/2011' and change log on Journal Entry Create date='1/9/2011'
APCredit Memo and Journal Entry link together.
I try to make AP Credit Memo again and check. It's ok. It's not always happen just 1 Entry has problem.
pls help me solve this problem

HI Darius Gragasin!
we use SAP 8.81 PL5.
yesterday I try to check and reconize something:
There are many trans from AR different date than Journal Entry but same month
It's happen on date all user open addon (addon just help user load data from excel and put data on Sales order --> user add Sales order, addon don't add data), another date It's ok
so, I think this problem by SDK but I don't know how to control SDK with this problem
Regards,
Hong Bich

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