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Jeff,
You can process the COM Offline Order Load by individual order or by
"batches" by using the "Offline order token" found at the beginning
of all of the offline order files. (MBG8CPP, MBG9CPP, MBHCCPP, etc)
Then you would call AMBE8XFR and pass the corresponding order token
in the LDA. (positions 4-14)
I guess you might call AMBE8XFR the API.
Christopher Wyatt
Agility, Inc.
cwyatt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
(440) 546-9290 x3008
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Hi everyone.
We are doing a lot with COM offline orders now. I really do not like
how MAPICS processes all offline orders at the same time. I would
like to bypass the offline order import process and have it update
the COM files automatically by calling an API or something like
that. Has anyone done this? Or have experience like this?
If we could keep the current offline files and then just call an API
that would be ideal. Any input would be appreciated. Thanks
Jeff Williams
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