Thanks everyone for your responses. I have been cleaning up suspended batches for years in GP and had never been stumped like this before. I think because I've only had a few instances with serials being used in inventory. Anyhow, I was able to resolve it without too much back end clean up of the tables. Typically when I approach data issues like this I'll run check links (and Inventory Reconcile in this case) numerous times and in different order as I clean up the data to let the system try to fix itself. Each time changing status or cleaning or adding data. All of this, of course, in a mirror copy of the database in a TEST company. I went back through my scenarios and identified one approach I hadn't taken and it panned out. Reconcile adjusted the quantities correctly and didn't add back phantom serials and all quantities on hand and allocated matched the buckets and associated inventory decreases. The solution ended up being the deleting data from within the GP interface, correcting data in the tables and running check links and inventory reconcile in a specific order to get it all to present correctly. All that while confirming check links or reconcile didn't change it incorrectly or for that matter at all.
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