Fastest way to organize posting of custom documents ?

AndreyHrynyuk
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Hi all,
Need some hints on how to organize posting in navision. I am new to navision and i managed to create several documents for rental orders. Is there any advices on how to post that to journals and how the journals etc shall look like?
thanks in advance.
Need some hints on how to organize posting in navision. I am new to navision and i managed to create several documents for rental orders. Is there any advices on how to post that to journals and how the journals etc shall look like?
thanks in advance.
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Please Clarify Question, Like Which Type Of Documents?Purchase Order Or Sales?0
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NavSolution wrote: »Please Clarify Question, Like Which Type Of Documents?Purchase Order Or Sales?
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Since you created the rent orders yourself, you have to investigate what the standard does when similar documents are posted. We don't even know if your rent orders contain accounts, items or whatever.
In short:
If you post a sales order with items, the standard creates an item journal line for each of them an passes them to codeunit 22, which then creates item ledger entries and so on.
This is done in codeunit 80, which also creates the resulting shipments and/or posted invoices.0 -
Since you created the rent orders yourself, you have to investigate what the standard does when similar documents are posted. We don't even know if your rent orders contain accounts, items or whatever.
In short:
If you post a sales order with items, the standard creates an item journal line for each of them an passes them to codeunit 22, which then creates item ledger entries and so on.
This is done in codeunit 80, which also creates the resulting shipments and/or posted invoices.
It not contain items. At the moment i has Car table and Rentor table. i managed to create Rent Order and Book Order and has a Rentor Order table where all the orders are saved. I am now trying to make journal and document posting for that Rentor Order table. Shall i attach fob files?0 -
No, FOBs will not help. You have to tell us what you want to create at the end when posting. G/L Entries?0
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Well, then you have to replicate the behaviour of the standard I outlined above for your tables.0
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That doesn't matter because you should implement a solution that is similar to what the standard does, not use the standard routines. You have to create your own version of codeunit 80 which processes your rent order, creates posted rent orders (for which you have to create new tables) and create general journal lines to post them via codeunit 22.
You might come to the conclusion that using and modifying the existing sales orders is less effort than creating almost everything from scratch.0 -
You might come to the conclusion that using and modifying the existing sales orders is less effort than creating almost everything from scratch.
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