If it is not found in PartPlant, then it may be a “PatchFld” in your version.
(Lesson Time:)
When Epicor adds a new feature, sometimes the developer needs to add a new column to a database, but this cannot be done without changing the schema.
BUT, they can add a temporary PatchFld to the PatchFld table. This then allows them to implement a new feature, and then the next release where the schema is updated, the move the data from the PatchFld table to the regular table.
Sooo… Create a Query in the PatchFld table, filter on TableName = PartPlant, and display the Field, Foreign Key, data type, and then the other data fields… I am GUESSING you will find your field here.
If I am right, then you can also create a BAQ that links the PartPlant to the PatchFld table to retrive the results.
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