--- title: "Correct and repost transferred lines" slug: "correct-and-repost-transferred-lines" tags: ["Task"] updated: 2026-08-03T12:18:58Z published: 2026-08-03T12:18:58Z canonical: "docs.staedean.com/correct-and-repost-transferred-lines" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.staedean.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Correct and repost transferred lines Use this task to correct product groups that were transferred during partial posting and post the corrected data. ## **Prerequisites** - A staging journal with the status **Open** exists. - The **Original journal** field identifies the journal from which the product groups were transferred. ## Steps 1. Go to **Modules > Engineering change management > PLM integration > Staging journal**. 2. Find the journal that has the following values: 1. **Journal status** is **Open**. 2. **Original journal** matches the journal that was partially posted. 3. Open the journal and select **Lines**. 4. Review **Journal line status** and **Journal line message** for each failed product group. 5. Review the related tabs, such as **BOM lines** and **Route**, to locate errors in related product data. 6. Correct the invalid data. For example: - Enter a required product version. - Select an existing unit. - Enter the required BOM site. - Correct invalid BOM or route information. 7. Select **Post journal**. 8. To transfer any remaining failed product groups to another journal, set **Transfer failed lines** to **Yes**. 9. Select **OK**. 10. Review **Message details** or the **Infolog** message to confirm the posting result. ## Results Corrected product groups are posted. If all product groups pass validation, the journal status changes to **Posted**. If a product group still fails validation, the system transfers it to another journal with the status **Open**. The current journal receives the status **Posted with errors transferred**. > [!NOTE] > Note > > The **Original journal** field identifies the journal from the previous posting attempt. Use this field on each transferred journal to follow the sequence of journals across correction cycles.