Miro posting previous date compared to migo date

Hi,
I did MIGO on 06/03/2009, when i post MIRO on previeous date for ex 06/02/2009, where the system is allowing to post it, how to stop it? ??

hi,
Who said to you that MRBR is only used for the payment block...For your information, in the MRBR screen itself, in the middle under blocking procedure tab , there are three reasons given:
1. blocked due to variances - Under this only the date variance also come...other variances are price qty variance, price variance etc..
2. Manual payment block
3. stochastically block
Check properly and revert back...the problem would be there only...
Regards
Priyanka.P

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