On Hold G/L Account

Hi Gurus
Where do I find the above mentioned in Customisation. I get this error while doing MIGO
Regards

Hi,
Go to T.Code:FS00 and enter ur G/L account and click the "block" botton and system will take to new screen , now remove the blocking check box in company code or chart of account tab where it blocked.Before doing the above consult ur FICO consultant.
Regards,
Biju K

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  • Someone is trying to hack into my Apple account

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