Thanks everyone! Just needed to do this in quoting and adapted the data directive for QuoteMtl.BuyIt and it worked first time.
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What if I want to filter this action by part class
do a create query condition in which you join the ttpart number to the part table, and only include the part classes you want.
Why am I not seeing that condition?
It’s amazing how much you loose when you take a year off from this stuff. Thanks for the nudge in the correct direction.
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I keep getting the following error
The error seems to be associated with my query criteria. I feel like I am missing something that is glaringly obvious to someone else.
What happens when you put single quotes around your ‘160’ constant?
Yup just before you replied that is what I tried and it worked. Thanks!
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Yeah, it’s one of those things where it looks like a SQL BAQ, but it’s actually C# so some of the rules change. I wish they would fix that. (by fix I mean just make a more intelligent error message, and preferably one that shows up earlier)
It should be ‘Glass’ (single quotes), and I don’t know what * are going to do. Are you trying to find something that contains glass? Try Like.
When I try single quotes I get the following error.
When I use double quotes “Glass” it works but keeps returning false. Am I not using the wildcards properly?
try %
Still returning false. The record has Glass right in the description but always has text before and after.
I’m trying some stuff too. Instead of = try matches.
False again
run a message box with the rows to see what’s actually coming back. What does your condition look like? Do you have the logic set up right in that?
