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kenlkenl Member Posts: 182
edited 2005-06-16 in NAV/Navision Classic Client
Hello,

When we add fields to exisiting tables, is there any rule for it?

I found that for Purchase Header and Sales Header, the existing fields are "related".
    Field 1. Document Type 2. Sell-to No / Buy-from No 3. No. 4. Bill-to No / Pay-to No ......

(The same case apply to Purchase line and Sales Line)

The the same field number, the data type are matched.


When we add fields to existing table, (like Purchae Header/ Sales Header), should we apply this rule ? Same dataType for same field Number for both tables ?


Thanks,
Ken[/list]

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    Tim81Tim81 Member Posts: 68
    kenl wrote:
    When we add fields to existing table, (like Purchae Header/ Sales Header), should we apply this rule ? Same dataType for same field Number for both tables ?
    Hey Ken,

    it is very useful to use same numbers for same fields. If you add the same fields in Purchase and Sales Header its just useful for a good survey (and its navision standard, so its reasonable to do that). But if you need fields in Sales Header and Sales Invoice Header for example I would recommend to use same numbers and datatypes, as you can use TRANSFERFIELDS then.
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    DenSterDenSter Member Posts: 8,304
    It's more important to have the same numbers/names/types in tables that folow the same process, so from Sales Header to Sales Shipment Header and Sales Invoice Header. The posting routines already has a TRANSFERFIELDS command in there, so 9 times out of 10 that will already take care of a field flowing from order to posted documents.

    Other than that it just makes it easier for you to maintain the development if you use the same numbers etc.
    Daniel Rimmelzwaan
    RIS Plus, LLC
    MVP - Business Apps
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