This should be easy with a VB.NET customization;
Add the new checkbox in Part Maintenance,link it to a user defined
checkbox in the Part table
Add a new checkbox to job entry
In Job Entry customization, select an event to trigger the update in
the Form Event Wizard, or add a button to trigger the update
In the code for the event triggering the update;
intialize a dataview for the JobHead table to retrieve PartNum
Create an instance of the Part adapter and use the variable for
Partnum and the GetById method to retrieve the .checked property of
the checkbox in the Part table
set the checked property of the checkbox in Job Entry
You can use the custom object explorer in customization tools to get
sample code.
Dave Thomas
Add the new checkbox in Part Maintenance,link it to a user defined
checkbox in the Part table
Add a new checkbox to job entry
In Job Entry customization, select an event to trigger the update in
the Form Event Wizard, or add a button to trigger the update
In the code for the event triggering the update;
intialize a dataview for the JobHead table to retrieve PartNum
Create an instance of the Part adapter and use the variable for
Partnum and the GetById method to retrieve the .checked property of
the checkbox in the Part table
set the checked property of the checkbox in Job Entry
You can use the custom object explorer in customization tools to get
sample code.
Dave Thomas
--- In vantage@yahoogroups.com, "howelllabs" <nhutchins@...> wrote:
>
> I've been asked by production if it's possible to do something
which
> I'm almost certain is possible, but I'm not sure where or how. So
I'm
> looking for some help.
>
> What they want to do is put a custom checkbox in the part master
for
> Required Inspection and then in Job Entry they want job entry to
look
> at the check box in the part table and if it's checked there to
check
> it in Job Entry. Kind of like the following:
>
> If part.Check10 = true then;
> JobOper.RevInspectionReq = true
>
>
> But I don't know what the correct code really is and where is
should
> go. Can anyone give me a few pointers?
>
> Thanks
>