[Epicor10] Unengineer when Duplicating Quotes

Joe,

Yes, I'm on 10.0.


Manasa,

Sorry! I'll do that next time.

First, is there a configuration somewhere that, by default, would unengineer the duplicated quote after it has been duplicated?


If not, can someone assist me with a BPM to do it? I tried writing one using the "DuplicateQuote" method under both Pre and Post Processing and having it set the field "QuoteDtl.ReadyToQuote" to FALSE, but it doesn't seem to work when I test it.

Bump!

At least repost your message….I bet most of us don’t feel like finding it…. : )

Manasa

 

 

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Subject: [Vantage] Re: [Epicor10] Unengineer when Duplicating Quotes

 

 

Bump!

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Are you on 10.0? I created a couple of BPMs in ship-tos that wouldn't run. Epicor support said I should upgrade to 10.1. I tried just connecting the start object to a message box, and that didn't run. It might be something to try.

Joe

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