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I'll be pleased if it ends up helping Bill.

Sleep? What is that? :)

(Very bad back for the last 6 years... often wakes me up many times a night. Occupying myself with something useful when it occasionally gets really severe beats watching infomercials.)

Bill Wu <billw@...> wrote:
Thank you for the help. I will give it a try today. I just need to read two
fields there, ResourceID and ProdStandard. However, I noticed the time you
e-mailed. That was mid-night. Do you ever sleep?

Thanks again.

Bill Wu

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From: vantage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vantage@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
Robert Brown
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 1:12 AM
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Vantage] PartOpr

I don't see any viable table paths for ultimately bringing PartOpr in as a
FKV as the adapter needed for PartOpr isn't native to sales order entry.

You will have to add the adapter to the app. Not knowing what you are trying
to accomplish, let's assume you desire full read/write access to all Method
details (not just PartOpr). That will require the EngWorkBenchAdapter.

In sales order entry customization, go to tools/assembly reference manager.

Once there, you are going to add 3 custom references:

Epicor.Mfg.AD.EngWorkBench.dll
Epicor.Mfg.BO.EngWorkBench.dll
Epicor.Mfg.IF.IEngWorkBench.dll

That by itself may make it possible to create an FKV chain to PartOpr (as
the necessary adapter should now be known as available to the data tools
wizard.

If not automatically available, Declare the EngWorkBenchAdapter with
something like:

Private WithEvents oTrans_jengWorkBenchAdapter As EpiBaseAdapter

and initialize with something like:

oTrans_engWorkBenchAdapter =
csm.TransAdaptersHT("oTrans_engWorkBenchAdapter")

That should make it available and open up access to all tables it can
affect.

If you are still unable to get to PartOpr, use VB.NET code to directly add
PartOpr as an FKV. (Several Code examples of this are available in various
documents on EpicWeb.)

Rob Brown
Bill Wu <billw@libertypumps. <mailto:billw%40libertypumps.com> com> wrote:
I need to access data in PartOpr from Sales Order entry form. I cannot find
an adapter. I could not go through Part --> PartRev --> PartOpr to get a
foreign key view. Can some one help??

Thanks in advance.

Bill Wu

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I need to access data in PartOpr from Sales Order entry form. I cannot find
an adapter. I could not go through Part --> PartRev --> PartOpr to get a
foreign key view. Can some one help??

Thanks in advance.



Bill Wu



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I don't see any viable table paths for ultimately bringing PartOpr in as a FKV as the adapter needed for PartOpr isn't native to sales order entry.

You will have to add the adapter to the app. Not knowing what you are trying to accomplish, let's assume you desire full read/write access to all Method details (not just PartOpr). That will require the EngWorkBenchAdapter.

In sales order entry customization, go to tools/assembly reference manager.

Once there, you are going to add 3 custom references:

Epicor.Mfg.AD.EngWorkBench.dll
Epicor.Mfg.BO.EngWorkBench.dll
Epicor.Mfg.IF.IEngWorkBench.dll

That by itself may make it possible to create an FKV chain to PartOpr (as the necessary adapter should now be known as available to the data tools wizard.

If not automatically available, Declare the EngWorkBenchAdapter with something like:

Private WithEvents oTrans_jengWorkBenchAdapter As EpiBaseAdapter

and initialize with something like:

oTrans_engWorkBenchAdapter = csm.TransAdaptersHT("oTrans_engWorkBenchAdapter")

That should make it available and open up access to all tables it can affect.

If you are still unable to get to PartOpr, use VB.NET code to directly add PartOpr as an FKV. (Several Code examples of this are available in various documents on EpicWeb.)

Rob Brown
Bill Wu <billw@...> wrote:
I need to access data in PartOpr from Sales Order entry form. I cannot find
an adapter. I could not go through Part --> PartRev --> PartOpr to get a
foreign key view. Can some one help??

Thanks in advance.

Bill Wu

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Thank you for the help. I will give it a try today. I just need to read two
fields there, ResourceID and ProdStandard. However, I noticed the time you
e-mailed. That was mid-night. Do you ever sleep?



Thanks again.



Bill Wu



_____

From: vantage@yahoogroups.com [mailto:vantage@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of
Robert Brown
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2008 1:12 AM
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Vantage] PartOpr



I don't see any viable table paths for ultimately bringing PartOpr in as a
FKV as the adapter needed for PartOpr isn't native to sales order entry.

You will have to add the adapter to the app. Not knowing what you are trying
to accomplish, let's assume you desire full read/write access to all Method
details (not just PartOpr). That will require the EngWorkBenchAdapter.

In sales order entry customization, go to tools/assembly reference manager.

Once there, you are going to add 3 custom references:

Epicor.Mfg.AD.EngWorkBench.dll
Epicor.Mfg.BO.EngWorkBench.dll
Epicor.Mfg.IF.IEngWorkBench.dll

That by itself may make it possible to create an FKV chain to PartOpr (as
the necessary adapter should now be known as available to the data tools
wizard.

If not automatically available, Declare the EngWorkBenchAdapter with
something like:

Private WithEvents oTrans_jengWorkBenchAdapter As EpiBaseAdapter

and initialize with something like:

oTrans_engWorkBenchAdapter =
csm.TransAdaptersHT("oTrans_engWorkBenchAdapter")

That should make it available and open up access to all tables it can
affect.

If you are still unable to get to PartOpr, use VB.NET code to directly add
PartOpr as an FKV. (Several Code examples of this are available in various
documents on EpicWeb.)

Rob Brown
Bill Wu <billw@libertypumps. <mailto:billw%40libertypumps.com> com> wrote:
I need to access data in PartOpr from Sales Order entry form. I cannot find
an adapter. I could not go through Part --> PartRev --> PartOpr to get a
foreign key view. Can some one help??

Thanks in advance.

Bill Wu

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