Has anyone ever done a BPM with a condition that fires off of Type Code?
Or does anyone know of a known issue?
I am trying to do one right now and it is not working. I have put an enable post on Part.Update pre processing and on the post processing I have a condition to see if the Type Code = P. No matter what I do, the BPM always goes the false route and never the true 
What are you trying to do? Walk us through the logic and changes you want to make.
Usually conditions can go in PreProc so that might be what you wanna do.
What does your condition look like? Something like this?
did you put in a message display so you can see what is being returned?
On Erp.Part.Update I have a Pre-Processing directive with a Condition of:
and then Enable Post Directive off of the TRUE.
Then, on the Post-Processing directive I have a condition with the following:
Issue is, it will not follow the TRUE path. Here is a screenshot of the flow. I removed the false path a little bit ago because it was always going down that path.
Yeah, but if you put in a pop up message, then add a table query you can see what is being returned so that you can trouble shoot why itās not working.
Does it return true if you donāt have the TypCode criteria in there?
You might have to play with the āaddedā vs āupdatedā vs āchangedā on the criteria too.
@Banderson Thanks for the input.
Iāve never done the pop up message/table query. Iāll have to give it a try.
Of course the most obvious thing I did not try. Iāll have to remove the TypeCode criteria.
I checked the trace and the line was Added, so shouldnāt that not matter?
Iāve been confused on what I was supposed to pick on those and have had to do some trial and error sometimes to get them to work.
Whenever Iāve had trouble with a BPM I throw in pop up messages and at each stage so I know what things are flowing where, it really helps for testing. Then when you get it working, just delete the popups. Below are some screen shots of how to set up the message, itās pretty easy. You can check as many boxes as you want in the table query. For a field query you get one at a time which is useful for inserting data into a sentence.
Wow, canāt wait to try it. Thanks for the tip and I will let you know what happens.
Oh man!! That was an awesome tip. For some reason, the RowMod field is empty on the Post-Processing.
Thank you very much for the advice! This is going to save me a ton of time in the future.
Glad it worked for you!
Along the same lines If youāre in Custom Code in a BPM and want the same kind of popup for testing, I use this code a lot:
this.PublishInfoMessage(āmessage or variable hereā, Ice.Common.BusinessObjectMessageType.Information, Ice.Bpm.InfoMessageDisplayMode.Individual, āSalesOrderā, āUpdateā);
