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Difference between Purch Post and Purch Post(Yes/No) Codeuni
write2sourav
Member Posts: 113
Hi,
What is the Difference between codeunit Purch Post and Purch Post (Y/N). Which one gets fired first
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Purchase Post is the actual posting of the purchase order etc
Purchase Post (Y/N) asks the question Receipt,Invoice,Receipt and Invoice
Purchase Post (Y/N) will fire first.
If you go to the C/AL codeunit 91 you will see that this calls codeunit 90
Regards
Albert
Maybe he read it but was not sure he understood it and ask for confirmation.
And maybe in the future he will answer YOUR problems (or maybe not after your 'friendly' post).
No PM,please use the forum. || May the <SOLVED>-attribute be in your title!
I spoke yesterday at Convergence with a lot of people that know of www.dynamicsusers.org and www.mibuso.com , many people are very scared to post in these forums, and posts like this are one of the reasons.
Your post adds no value, and in fact causes damage, because now the original poster will feel bad to ever post again, for fear of again being bashed like this again.
Please keep in mind that whilst you intended to insult the original poster, and show how you are the biggest genius on the plannet, instead it back fired, and the only thing we have learned from this post is that maybe black tiger is not a name to be trusted or respected.
Please think more carfully before the next time you click the send button, and maybe it would be better if you clicked the little [X] on the top right of the form instead.
flipping with facts, if you ask me.
I agree that the question (in a thread here) is a little bit premature (after all, the names of functions says all) but not everybody thinks as a programmer nor everybody are techies...
Second thing is a matter of "way of conversation". Yours one is rood from time to time. No matter who is on the other side of conversation it's just not a right way to point something out.
One is people trying to cheat on exams, or, even more, collecting answers and selling them for money. This is disgusting and worths every kind of rudeness. I think some of the older forum members wrote a very interesting blog post about it ("how to get rich quick with Navision") but I don't remember where it is. In fact, selling answers I think should be faced with legal action because it's a breach of a contract.
On the other hand, when people ask questions without RTFM/RTFC(ode), I think that has to be tolerated. I was in those shoes. Right out of business school, having no idea about the real world. I was confident, because I figured that if a company needs a mail server, and Microsoft has Exchange to offer, and you read the Exchange installation/configuration manual you surely be able to do the job, then when a company has a warehouse or does some kind of production, and Microsoft has Navision to offer, then reading the application manuals (not the programming ones) you will be able to do the job. Boy, how wrong I was, it turned out later on when we reported 170% "utilization" month after month, and about 120% unchargable... I never assumed that a big, nice, brand-name international product needs to be hacked to pieces before it starts working properly. My nice warm world of admiring big brand names and international products as "standards" collapsed and thus I became the disrespectful, cynical monster I am now
OK, but back to the topic. Be respectful to beginners who seem to be lazy IF they don't look like they are exam cheaters, because it's not their fault. They are just fresh grads, accountants, or VB programmers suddenly thrown into the very different Navision world and trying to survive and go home each day before midnight, if possible. It's not their fault, it's their managers fault who failed to measure the challenge of really learning this trade f.e. by asking expert freelancers.
That was me :
http://dynamicsusers.org/blogs/singleton/archive/2006/07/28/2938.aspx