Can someone tell me if a BPM to do this would be possible: When job
receipts to inventory are keyed, we want to not allow the user to key a
higher qty than what was completed on the job. By default, Vantage
warns you, but it still lets you key the higher quantity.
I have set up the BPM like this: I used method code
ReceiptsFromMfg.ReceiveMfgPartToInventory and created a pre-processing
directive. I can have the condition read "the PartTran.TranQty field
of the changed row is greater than the 'specified' value". Then I set
the actions to raise an exception. This works for static quantities;
for example, if I replace 'specified' with 55, then an error comes up
any time anyone keys a quatity greater than 55. Obviously that doesn't
make sense, so my question is is there a way to have 'specified' equal
to the jobhead.qtycompleted? Thanks in advance!
Adam Whipp
National Tube Form
receipts to inventory are keyed, we want to not allow the user to key a
higher qty than what was completed on the job. By default, Vantage
warns you, but it still lets you key the higher quantity.
I have set up the BPM like this: I used method code
ReceiptsFromMfg.ReceiveMfgPartToInventory and created a pre-processing
directive. I can have the condition read "the PartTran.TranQty field
of the changed row is greater than the 'specified' value". Then I set
the actions to raise an exception. This works for static quantities;
for example, if I replace 'specified' with 55, then an error comes up
any time anyone keys a quatity greater than 55. Obviously that doesn't
make sense, so my question is is there a way to have 'specified' equal
to the jobhead.qtycompleted? Thanks in advance!
Adam Whipp
National Tube Form