a new text field in sales order form

GD

hello to everyone,

i put a new text field in 42 sales order form in order the customer to write some infos.

the problem that i have is to print this info on the sales invoice report.

ps. this infos does not stored in sales header table.

do you have any idea how to draw the infos directly from the form?

george

Marije_Brummel

If you do not store it in the sales header then where do you store it...?

Savatage

for example if you add a field to the sales header

Sales Header:::::::
example: 50050 - "My Field" Text 30

if you add the same field with the same # to the sales Invoice header

Sales Invoice Header:::::::
example:50050 - "My Field" Text 30

the posting routine will automatically move the data from one to the other.

...Same goes for Sales Line / Sales invoice Line

GD

hello mark

the problem is that when i tried to put a new field in sales header table the system does not allow me

Savatage

Assuming your license allows you to add fields - you are probably allowed to add fields in a specified range

50000 to 50099 - is the basic range

GD

thanks a lot

gd

kriki

Savatage wrote:

Assuming your license allows you to add fields - you are probably allowed to add fields in a specified range

50000 to 50099 - is the basic range

For adding fields in existing tables, the range you can use is 50000 to 99999.

Savatage

When we purchased Navision, We had to purchase these fields to use, I believe they came in packs of 100.

I think most customers purchased 100 instead of 5000. especially since you had to buy them. You know what I mean??

kriki

Savatage wrote:

When we purchased Navision, We had to purchase these fields to use, I believe they came in packs of 100.

I think most customers purchased 100 instead of 5000. especially since you had to buy them. You know what I mean??

:shock: :? :-s :-#
That's the first time I hear fields-numbers must be bought! :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

Marije_Brummel

Fieldnumbers do not have to be purchased.

kriki

Mark Brummel wrote:

Fieldnumbers do not have to be purchased.

That's what I tought. I was already afraid MS changed licensing.

Marije_Brummel

kriki wrote:

Mark Brummel wrote:

Fieldnumbers do not have to be purchased.

That's what I tought. I was already afraid MS changed licensing.

Can be if big Bill needs more money.

You used to pay for every 100mb database you used. Imagine that. :shock:

kriki

Mark Brummel wrote:

kriki wrote:

Mark Brummel wrote:

Fieldnumbers do not have to be purchased.

That's what I tought. I was already afraid MS changed licensing.

Can be if big Bill needs more money.

You used to pay for every 100mb database you used. Imagine that. :shock:

Yes, but in those times, a DB of 400 MB was considered HUGE! Now it is a very small DB.

Riddle : What is the biggest advantage of SQL-server (even if you use Native DB) for the customers?
Answer : They don't have to pay anymore for each 100MB!

Savatage

Sorry for the confusion - we are using 3.10B - I'm going by my memory here but it was a license issue where you could buy the # of tables /or reports/ etc in Packs. Does anyone know what I talking about :-k

Anyway - problem {Solved} - Happy Holidays!

themave

Savatage wrote:

Sorry for the confusion - we are using 3.10B - I'm going by my memory here but it was a license issue where you could buy the # of tables /or reports/ etc in Packs. Does anyone know what I talking about :-k

Anyway - problem {Solved} - Happy Holidays!

Yes, I know what you are talking about

Fields are not separately licensed, end user range is 50000-59999
tables can be purchased as each or bundle of 10
forms, reports, dataports, and codeunits can be purchased as units of 1 or bundle of 100