Missing transactions in outgoing payments / incoming payments

Hello Experts,
My customer operated the year transfer process and created a new DB. From that point , he faces a problem with the outgoing payments and incoming payment forms.
In the new DB there are missing transactions in the forms mentioned above. We tried to analyze it and we got to the conclusion that the transactions who created by journal entry whose type is JE -30, has transfered to the new DB, but these transactions are not displayed in the outgoing payments and incoming payment forms.
This issue making a big problem with payments because you don't know if any transactions are missing.
Does anybody have an idea hoe to solve it ?

Hi,
Since only few countries could use this year transfer process, I am afraid you had better log a message to SAP support.  That may give your answer faster.
Thanks,
Gordon

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