Well, we have done quite the same thing recently - except that we did not
put batch numbers on sales lines. Instead, we put batch numbers on purchase
lines and inventory.
You need to put the batch number in sales line, as you points out. In
addition, all the batch numbers need to be added to table InventBatch.
But - the tricky part is, that you cannot put batch numbers on sales line,
purch line, inventory etc. in a straight-forward way. You need to build a
set of InventDim's, which will point to the combinations of
inventitemlocation, batch numbers etc.
This is very critical, since Axapta only knows a batchnumber by it's
InventDim.
Does this make sense to you ?
/Jens
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Emne: [development-axapta] Data conversion: Batches for sales line
hi,
Has anyone done this before?
We are converting open sales order from old system into Axapta. For a
sales line, there can more than one batches for it. Besides salesLine
table, what other tables need to be populated in order to have the
batches information also imported?
thanks.
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