Converting E9 BPM ABL to E10

Roy as I mentioned before you are doing your customer a great dis-service by doing this work for them if you don’t know how to do it. Even if you can figure it out with our (or anyone else’s help) the code you produce will be in-efficient and potentially un-necessary.

There are a lot of changes between 9 and 10 which negate the need for some BPMs again no offense to you intended but you should find someone who understands Epicor and BPMs better to do this work. A poorly written BPM will bring down a system and make it crawl to a halt.

The first BPM you were converting where it was assigning PricePerCode and ShortChar06 didn’t even require custom code at all in E10 you could have done with without writing code which is always the preferred method.

Anyways I’m beating a dead horse, regardless to actually answer your question

cur-comp is the current company global variable
orderNum is an incoming parameter in the current method.

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Jose, no offense taken and I totally understand what you are saying.

Not sure if you work directly for Epicor or not, but where would one goes to get training on BPM and how it connects and interacts with the data?

If you become an Epicor Partner you get access to training through Epicor University. Otherwise you could hire another consultant to train you.
No I do not work for Epicor.

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Thank you.
I will inquire to see if we are a Partner and go from there.

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