Resolving differences in IM and WM and HU

Dear all,
I would like to identify the inventory differences between the above and resolve these differences.
Do you have any solutions, ideas or suggestions to make..
Thanks

Hi ,
LI20 IS USED TO CLEAR DIFFERENCES IN WM AND LI21 IS TO CLEAR DIFFERENCES IN IM.
IN WM YOU POST YOUR DIFFERENCES IN STORAGE TYPE 999 AND IN IM ITS A LOSS OR A GAIN.
Thanks
Silas
Edited by: Silas Ngcobo on Mar 9, 2011 3:03 PM

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