Re: Offline Load Order Origin

 We use type 7 to differentiate from orders coming from our CRM and
Orders coming into offline load from a 3rd party RMA product..  We wrote
our own interface from CRM to MAPICS and it works perfectly, so we have
a stored procedure that runs every 10 minutes and automatically pushes
to MAPICS both Orders and Quotes.  We can't do that with the RMA system
because there so many errors that they have to be manually scrutinized
before processing.


Lloyd H. Degnon
I.S. Manager
AmPro Computers, Inc.
5215 Hellyer Ave.
Building #110
San Jose, CA 95138
(408) 360-4365
ldegnon@xxxxxxxxx 
www.AmPro.com 


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Mike:

That sounds like exactly what we want.  We don't use ISL/MISL orders, so
thought that may be a solution for us. 

Thanks.

Steve Jones



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Steve,

Don't use an origin of '7' as that is for ISL/MISL orders.  Use the
transaction group number (and an origin of blank) for what you are
trying to accomplish.  You can place a unique value in there (say job
number) and call the offline load directly.  See below as an example...

DCL        Var(&PARM)      Type(*CHAR) Len(256)
DCL        Var(&TRANSGRP)  Type(*CHAR) Len(11) 
DCL        Var(&ORIGIN)    Type(*CHAR) Len(1) 
 
CHGVAR     Var(&PARM) Value(%SST(&LDA 707 256)) 
CHGVAR     Var(%SST(&PARM 1 1)) Value('0') 
CHGVAR     Var(%SST(&PARM 2 1)) Value('0') 
CHGVAR     Var(%SST(&PARM 3 1)) Value(&ORIGIN) 
CHGVAR     Var(%SST(&PARM 4 11)) Value(&TRANSGRP) 
CHGVAR     Var(%SST(&PARM 15 1)) Value('0') 
 

CALL       Pgm(AMBE8XFR) Parm('' &PARM) 

Regards,

Mike Kerekanich
Agility, Inc.

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Sent: Monday, June 19, 2006 11:04 AM
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Subject: [MAPICS-L] Offline Load Order Origin

Hello Group:

We are needing to process some offline COM orders as a group, so that
the 
offline process does not try to process some other orders that may be 
being built from another application.  I have read some prior posts on 
order origin & think this may be a solution, but need some clarification

from those using it. 

It seems that if we code the orders we want to process as a group with
an 
order origin of '7', we could call the offline process to only look at 
those orders.  Is that logic correct or am I missing something?  Does it

have to be a '7' or blank - could we make this unique, so that we can 
process a single order at a time by coding a unique value into the order

origin field?

TIA
 
Steve Jones
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