Update Documents from SQL Report/Query
Good day,
I am trying to enable bulk update of Sales Orders' UDF fields based off a SQL Report/or Query.
I have tried:
1. SQL Report that have editable fields. The problem is when I select target I could only use the system syntax and not SQL so I can't seem to update the Sales Order based on the Doc Number in SQL Report. Is this at all possible?
2. Document Data Manager: This seemed too be a good option, but I can't get my dropdown list from My UDF's to reflect in the value. Is there a way that I can add SQL to the Value field so the user can Select.
3. I haven't looked at formatted searches yet. But thinking might be a potential.
Is there any advise on how I can solve the first two problems I am facing or a recommendation on what the best route is to update UDF Fields from a Query
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You could try adding an interactive check box to the query, then place a button that runs a line loop UF to update the UDF for the selected lines?
Do you have some sample data to help visualize what you are trying to do?
Are you trying to update multiple records with the same value?
Is the value you are trying to update obtained with an SQL query.
Adding the checkbox as Support suggested is definitely workable.
Currently we have a button that is opening up opel sales orders that our logistics team need to update/allocate trucks.
To do that they need to go into each sales order and update the udf. I want to make it that they can input the pallet count and Truck onteh SQL report and then the input data needs to update the UDF's on the relevant Sales order
Two options (similar):
<https://www.battleshipcobra.com/youtube-download/while_loop_example.txt>
Good luck.
Thanks for advice. Will give it a go!
Hi Geoff Booth
Just an update, the while loop worked. Thanks for the help.
Just one more question, is there a macro function where I can block pop up messages to save or any other prompts to be blocked while the macro runs?
Glad you are making progress!
Yes - as long as you know which ones are popping up:. See Boyum help as they must be placed in the macro just before they are needed
AutoPressNextPopup(); -- most common
AutoPressNextPopup($[$<item>.0.0]); -- special cases
AutoPressNextPopup($[$<item>.0.0]|timeout); -- special cases
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