Hi BJ,
I don't fully understand your response, can you please elaborate?
Many thanks,
Chris
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_NA_ is to satisfy the DB FK.
many times all the records that satisfy a FK or Index are not put in.
so the record will not show on find.
the _NA_ record satisfies that requirement.
Apparently someone decided to use it as a partyID which is not goood design.
since I don't have the original message
I guess it was introduced/used for the POS when sometimes you don't know anything about the customer. Note that since October there
is now the possibility to associate a customer (party) with a sales (order). And you can even create users from the POS and
associate promo to them. But obviously
What is the significance of a partyRoleId of _NA_, for example?:
PartyRole partyId=Company roleTypeId=_NA_/
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it is the default record to satisfy any relationships, so you can view
records.
snowch sent the following on 7/31/2009 12:59 AM:
What is the significance of a partyRoleId of _NA_, for example?:
PartyRole partyId=Company roleTypeId=_NA_/
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