Change Resource Group ID for Open Jobs

[NateS (Nate Schoonover)]

Yes, I did run the trace while updating a job using the JobEntry form.

• I opened the form, then started the trace.
• Typed in my job number.
• Clicked Op 40 in the tree view.
• Clicked the Resource in the tree view.
• Selected a new Resource Group from the list.
• Copied the value from the Resource Group box.
• Clicked on Op 40 in the tree view.
• Pasted that value back into the operation Description field.
• Saved the job.
• Ended the trace.

I am using the trace parser.

Trace Helper Utility for Epicor ERP 10

So we’ve been working on a little utility to help parse the Epicor Trace Files and make development a little easer. Here is a walk through [Epicor Trace Parser / Differ] Below is some more info on how to use it. The most important but is how you setup your Trace. Your trace should be setup as shown [image] I know we (most of us) normally say “Track Changes Only” but this is big bold lie, it shows us what has changed in the data-set (even stuff we haven’t manually changed). This t…

When I compared the Update methods, I noticed a lot of fields marked as changed contain a decimal “0.000” and the return show integer “0”. I don’t need to worry about these right?

Otherwise I see a few other fields changed that I am not accounting for, including:

<ProdLabRate>
<SetupLabRate>
<EstLaborCost>
<LaborEntryMethodDesc>
<PrimaryProdOpDtlDesc>
<PrimaryResourceGrpDesc>
<PrimaryResourceGrpID>
<PrimarySetupOpDtlDesc>
<ShowStatusIcon>
<StdBasisDescription>
<StdFormatDescription>
<ResourceGrpIDDescription>

If I am understanding correctly, I need to set the values for these fields using a process similar to what I outlined above. Right? When I use the setfield widget do I set the ttResults field or the tableset field?

Thanks a bunch!
Nate