RE: Auto Submit Order Release with Shop

Bud,

We have done this for mfg order entry/release.  It requires knowledge of
what the MAPICS LDA looks and, as somebody else has said, the MAPICS
submit job CL.  We have some CL written for the batch submit and some
code written that allows to see what is in the LDA at any point in a
process.  To do this, you need the CL source code.  It will take me a
little while to get some of these things together in document so that you
can see what we do.

We have put together a process where a person can scan or key in a part
number and the program with generate on order then release it to the shop
floor.  Let me get it together in document format and I will send out via
this mechanism.

David Lauderdale
The Master's Company

 -----Original Message-----
From: Bud Roble [mailto:BRoble@CharlesRobleConsulting.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 2:44 PM
To: Mapics Mailing List (mapics-l@midrange.com); David Lauderdale
Subject: Auto Submit Order Release with Shop Packet




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OK, since nobody seems to know how to submit the "Create Shop Packet"
from a
custom program, how about the "Order Release with Shop Packet?"    Does
anyone know how to do that?     I can't believe MAPICS makes it so
difficult
to submit a simple report from custom code!!   *$&#^@$%#       I held the
JOBQ and submitted the job, then went and looked at the Job Log for the
Submitted Job..... it makes no sense to me.... Not even a normal AS400
command.   :-(      Can anyone interpret this s____ for me?
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