To do via dmt you would have to replicate the process used in the client. if you can open release, then open line, then open order, then change sales rep, then close the order again in the client it should work in dmt. Each would be a separate dmt file.
Since these are already closed, you can dmt the needed information into a ud table and then update the OrderHed with a bpm on the ud tables update method.
I think the code below should work. I have not run, but I have used similar when we did our data migration.
Greg Payne
/* Update from UD15 */
For each ttUD15 where (ttUD15.rowmod = 'A' or ttUD15.rowmod = 'U') and ttUD15.Company = cur-comp.
For each OrderHed where OrderHed.Company = ttUD15.Company and string(OrderHed.OrderNum) = ttUD15.key1.
If Available Orderhed then Do:
OrderHed.SalesRepList = ttUD15.key2
OrderHed.RepRate1 = 100.00.
Message "DEBUG Updating Rep list for " + ttUD15.key1 + " " + ttUD15.key2 .
End. /* End Valid orderHed */
End.
End.
From: vantage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vantage@yahoogroups.com]
On Behalf Of senske3@...
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2014 10:12 AM
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Subject: [Vantage] Re: DMT Closed Order
Tom -- we tried and couldn't figure it out --- I would be very interested to know what you find out on this one.
Can anyone help us?
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