Exactly that!
*Amélie Pelletier*
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*Objet :* RE: [Vantage] Re: BPM to update OrderRel on JobHead change
Makes sense. So grab ttJobHead, link JobProd to it then link OrderRel to
that and instead of BufferUpdate use Assign
FOR EACH ttJobHead, JobProd, OrderRel:
Assign OrderRel.CheckBox01 = TRUE.
END.
Obviously abbreviated but you get the point.
*Joshua Giese*
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*Subject:* RE: [Vantage] Re: BPM to update OrderRel on JobHead change
Yes - when JobHead.CheckOff5 changes from False to True, I want the system
to set OrderRel.CheckBox01 = True for every order release attached to that
Job in the JobProd table.
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