When you undo a shipment, it creates new shipment lines below the existing line (so with a line no higher than current line and lower than the next line).
usually, the line spacing is +10000, so the line no. of the new created line will be then line no of the current line + 5000.
BUT, if the line nos of the existing lines are incrementing with 1, then the system can not create a new line with a line no between those 2 nos..
so, can you check the line nos of your shipment lines?
Are these lines or the related sales lines created by customisation?
Still wonder how I could modify the line number
Then I try to change the line number I got the messages
"You do not have the following permissions on TableData Sales Shipment Line: Modify"
I am SuperUser and run table 111 run it from dev environment.
If you are under a customer license is possible that you can't edit the line even if you are a superuser.
It's just to prevent customer che modify data that they shouldn't handle, just because they are in posted tables.
I usually create "edit" pages. I create a list type page with all the fields of a table with editable set to true (to avoid the standard value in table) and run it under an "ad hoc" service with our company dev license.
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usually, the line spacing is +10000, so the line no. of the new created line will be then line no of the current line + 5000.
BUT, if the line nos of the existing lines are incrementing with 1, then the system can not create a new line with a line no between those 2 nos..
so, can you check the line nos of your shipment lines?
Are these lines or the related sales lines created by customisation?
"You do not have the following permissions on TableData Sales Shipment Line: Modify"
I am SuperUser
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Then I try to change the line number I got the messages
"You do not have the following permissions on TableData Sales Shipment Line: Modify"
I am SuperUser and run table 111 run it from dev environment.
It's just to prevent customer che modify data that they shouldn't handle, just because they are in posted tables.
I usually create "edit" pages. I create a list type page with all the fields of a table with editable set to true (to avoid the standard value in table) and run it under an "ad hoc" service with our company dev license.