Custom C# Code Need a Second set of eyes; Erp.Proxy.BO.SerialMatchingImpl

Epicor ERP 10
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I am hitting a wall here. Thought maybe someone might be able to guide me.

I am creating a custom form to help folks in the manufacturing with serial matching. The new form have a grid and button. The grid returns a BAQ from the parent serialnumber to show all available items that could be matched. The user then selects the row and clicks a button to match the selected row to the parent serialnumber.

The code I have stops working when I am trying to call SMsvc.UpdateSMMtl(“J”);

The following error occurs:
Error: CS1501 - line 2502 (4297) - No overload for method ‘UpdateSMMtl’ takes 1 arguments

Anyone familiar with this BO? Any ideas to try? Please excuse the code it is still a bit rough around the edges.

private void  msProcessMatch()
	{
		using ( SerialMatchingImpl SMsvc = WCFServiceSupport.CreateImpl<Erp.Proxy.BO.SerialMatchingImpl>(FormFunctions.getILaunchSession(oTrans), Erp.Proxy.BO.SerialMatchingImpl.UriPath))
		{
			Erp.BO.SerialMatchingDataSet SMds = new Erp.BO.SerialMatchingDataSet();
			
			System.String arg01 = (system.SerialNumber);
			System.String arg02 = (arg01.Substring(0, 7));
			System.String arg03 = ("");
			System.String arg04 = (system.JobNumber);
			System.Int32 arg05 = (0);
			System.String strOut1 = default(System.String);
			System.String strOut2 = default(System.String);
			
			SMds = SMsvc.ChangeSerialNum(arg01, arg02, arg03, arg04, arg05, out strOut1, out strOut2);  
	        strOut1 = ""; 
			
			if (SMds != null)
			{
				 
			    SMds.SerialMatchHdr[0].RowMod = "U";
				SMds.SerialMatchAsmbl[0].RowMod = "U";
				SMsvc.GetAvailableToMatch(("mtl"), SMds);

				Erp.BO.SerialMatchingDataSet.AvailToMatchDataTable smavailable = SMds.AvailToMatch;
				Erp.BO.SerialMatchingDataSet.SerialMatchMtlDataTable smMtl = SMds.SerialMatchMtl;								
								
				//test message to show count of items available to be matched
				//MessageBox.Show(smavailable.Count.ToString());
				
				// loop through each selected item in the grid
				foreach (UltraGridRow grdRow in grdAvailableToMatch.Rows)
				{
					if (grdRow.Selected == true)
					{
						string strGrdSerialNumber = grdRow.Cells["snParts_SerialNumber"].Value.ToString();
						string strGridPart =  grdRow.Cells["JobMtl1_PartNum"].Value.ToString();
						
						//MessageBox.Show(strGrdSerialNumber);
						//MessageBox.Show(strGridPart);
						// loop through each item available to be selected 
						foreach (Erp.BO.SerialMatchingDataSet.AvailToMatchRow arow in smavailable.Rows)
						{									
							if (arow.SerialNumber == strGrdSerialNumber && arow.PartNum == strGridPart)
							{
								MessageBox.Show("This Record Item should be Matched!!");
								arow.Matched = true;	
								arow.Selected = true;	
								 
								foreach (Erp.BO.SerialMatchingDataSet.SerialMatchMtlRow rowMtl in smMtl.Rows)
								{
									
									if (rowMtl.MtlPartNum == arow.PartNum && (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(rowMtl.MtlSerialNo.ToString())) )
									{
											rowMtl.MtlSerialNo = arow.SerialNumber;
											break;
									}
									
								}
								
								break;								
							}
						}
					}	
					
				}
				
				SMsvc.UpdateSMMtl("J");
				
				strOut1 = "";
			}
		}
	}
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Please look at the UpdateSMMtl method, you are only passing in 1 variable the “J”, and make sure that method doesn’t require more inputs. It would help to paste that method here also.

3

public void UpdateSMMtl(string ipMode, SerialMatchingDataSet ds)

You gotta pass it your dataset as well.

If I had to guess, you were looking at the code for the adapter not the BO. The adapter has a built in dataset so it takes care of that for you.

4

Thanks Chris. Where did you grab that code from?

5

I used ILSpy and looked in the file:
Erp.Contracts.BO.SerialMatching.dll

Namespace Erp.Proxy.BO -> SerialMatchingImpl

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