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disable options for specific users using boolean
catiamatos1991
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Hi everyone, I'm using nav 2016 and I need in sales lines to prevent some specific user to delete a sales line record (right button of mouse and delete line ctrl + del)
And I need also to prevent this user of change a item quantity if its unity of meause is different of "kg" (pound).
I want to use a boolean var in the enable check system, but my doubt is how to do this in the delete (in a sales line list of item the user cant delete a specific line for example)
And I need also to prevent this user of change a item quantity if its unity of meause is different of "kg" (pound).
I want to use a boolean var in the enable check system, but my doubt is how to do this in the delete (in a sales line list of item the user cant delete a specific line for example)
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What if user who is not allowed acccidentally adds a new line to Sales Order? It's pretty easy to do and he/she won't be allowed to remove the lines they added. Thats' not very good user experience. and potentially create more support burden.
Are you going to prevent user from changing a unit of measure too? If not how they supposed to setup sales line? If you prevent changes only when unit of measue is kg then you run into scenarios where users are not allowed to change their own lines if they accidentally selected kg as UoM. If you not restrict change of UoM they will be able to clear it, amend Quantity, and bring back kg in Uom.
Coding such restrictions is not worth the time spend on it and further support. Better spend this time with users training them and explaining reasons why it is important to not to amend Quantity or delete lines in certain scenarios, and setup Change Log to catch those who don't obey the rules...
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