How to call multiple BOs from BPM code

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I have worked out how to call a BO from my BPM code and that works great. The problem I’m running into now is that the process uses different business objects and goes back and forth. I’m not sure how to do that. I am trying to do a quantity adjustment out of inventory. I know my code is not efficient or complete :slight_smile: I’m still in the early stages of understanding what I’m doing.

var UD10row = ttUD10.FirstOrDefault();

//get part table
Erp.Tables.Part partTable;


 string company = UD10row.Company;
 string partNum = UD10row.Character01;
 string oldLotNum = UD10row.Character02;
 decimal pullQty = UD10row.Number06;
 string newLotNum = callContextBpmData.Character01;
 string whse = UD10row.ShortChar01;
 string bin = UD10row.ShortChar02;

//link ttUD10 and Part tables

partTable = (from Part_row in Db.Part 
            where Part_row.Company == Session.CompanyID
            && Part_row.PartNum == partNum
            select Part_row).FirstOrDefault();

 
 // check in PartLot table that the new lot number doesn't already exist
 var newLot = (from nl in Db.PartLot where nl.Company == company && nl.PartNum == partNum && nl.LotNum == newLotNum select nl).FirstOrDefault();
 if (newLot == null)
   {
   //Remove qty from old lot number
   
   //choose which service to get
   using (var whseSvc = Ice.Assemblies.ServiceRenderer.GetService<Erp.Contracts.WhseBinSvcContract>(Db))
   {   
     //call bo
     bool bool1 = false;
     whseSvc.GetRows(whse, bin, 0, 0, out bool1);
     }
    //choose which service to get
    using (var lotSvc = Ice.Assemblies.ServiceRenderer.GetService<Erp.Contracts.LotSelectUpdateSvcContract>(Db))
    {
      //call bo
      lotSvc.GetByID(partNum, oldLotNum);
      }
//choose which service to get
    using (var qtyAdjSvc = Ice.Assemblies.ServiceRenderer.GetService<Erp.Contracts.InventoryQtyAdjSvcContract>(Db))
    {
      //Create new tableset for that service
      Erp.Tablesets.InventoryQtyAdjTableset qtyAdjData = new Erp.Tablesets.InventoryQtyAdjTableset();
      
      string PCID = "";
      string out1;
      string out2;

      //call bo       
      qtyAdjSvc.NegativeInventoryTest(partNum, whse, bin, oldLotNum, PCID, partTable.DefaultDim, 1, 0, out out1, out out2);
             
      bool boolean = false;

      //call bo
      qtyAdjSvc.PreSetInventoryQtyAdj(ref qtyAdjData, out boolean);
      qtyAdjData.InventoryQtyAdj[0].AdjustQuantity = (0 - pullQty);
      qtyAdjData.InventoryQtyAdj[0].ReasonCode = "INVA";
      qtyAdjData.InventoryQtyAdj[0].LotNum = oldLotNum;
      qtyAdjData.InventoryQtyAdj[0].Reference = "Lot Split";
      } 
    
//Need to call <businessObject>Erp.Proxy.BO.LotSelectUpdateImpl</businessObject> again here:
//do I add it here just like above? Is there a way to reference the one above? 
//Should they be nested inside the {} a certain way?
    
      }

list all of the services at the top then you can use them as needed.

I would create a function, referencing the services and then call this via a BPM.

I’m still on 10 and have no idea how to do functions :slight_smile:

I think it was 10.2.500 where function were released.

If you can create BPM’s using a widget, it shouldn’t be too much of a learning curve and once you do upgrade and start using Application Studio for the new interface, functions become a major part of your toolset, so well worth mastering.

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