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I think I'm in the right discussion for this question.... I currently have an append qry which adds data to an invdetails table from a sale order (issueing items). The cmd button is on the sale order form and will only append order items for that record. I would like to take it one step further (I need to take it one step further to meet client needs) so that the query will only run if there is enough stock to fill the whole order. i.e. right now, if there are 5 items on the order it issues for the 2 items that it has stock for. I would like to have a criteria so it wouldn't issue any stock for the order unless all 5 items can be accomodated - does that make sense or is more info needed? (I'd also like to be able to report on the items that are short for that order - I'm thinking a flag or something will be needed?) I can't make my way through it so if anyone has suggestions
Thank yo
Joan
ps to give you a little more background -it's sort of like a bom where all the items on the order are needed to build the end item (I don't deal with the end item for selling purposes) so unless all items are there, i don't want to issue/allocate.
I think I'm in the right discussion for this question.... I currently have an append qry which adds data to an invdetails table from a sale order (issueing items). The cmd button is on the sale order form and will only append order items for that record. I would like to take it one step further (I need to take it one step further to meet client needs) so that the query will only run if there is enough stock to fill the whole order. i.e. right now, if there are 5 items on the order it issues for the 2 items that it has stock for. I would like to have a criteria so it wouldn't issue any stock for the order unless all 5 items can be accomodated - does that make sense or is more info needed? (I'd also like to be able to report on the items that are short for that order - I'm thinking a flag or something will be needed?) I can't make my way through it so if anyone has suggestions
Thank yo
Joan
ps to give you a little more background -it's sort of like a bom where all the items on the order are needed to build the end item (I don't deal with the end item for selling purposes) so unless all items are there, i don't want to issue/allocate.