Hi Jacques, Changing thru webtools can hardly be regarded as an option as that feature seat is commonly not available to the average end users.
Regards, Pierre Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPad > Op 21 mei 2014 om 09:32 heeft Jacques Le Roux <[email protected]> > het volgende geschreven: > > > Le 21/05/2014 00:26, Sarang Deshpande a écrit : >> Hello Community, >> >> I am trying to achieve the following in my OFBIZ - >> >> In a real world scenario, to buy a product, a Purchase Order is created and >> the products are received in a warehouse. >> >> Real World Business Case >> >> Following are the events happening in real world. >> >> 1. A Purchase Order is created - May 01, 2014 >> 2. Product was received in the warehouse on May 10th (warehouse is a remote >> warehouse in another state. >> >> Following is the scenario if I enter the PO in the ERP system, on May 20th, >> 2016. >> >> 1. Create a PO on May 20, 2014 (I can't select the PO Date) >> 2. Receive the PO in warehouse on May 20, 2014 (I can't specify the receipt >> date myself) >> >> When I see transactions, they have a date of May 20th, 2014 (as against May >> 10th, which is required / desired). >> >> Is there a way to make all the transactions mentioned above have May 10th >> 2014 date? >> >> If we amend the transaction date, are we defeating the basic purpose of an >> ERP? > > I'd not say so. An ERP should always reflect the reality. There are 2 options: > * Change the dates after by yourself using Webtools/Entity maintenance (all > related entities) > * Open a Jira to ask/or-create-a-patch to allow anti-dated orders creation > (don't expect help from others, better create your patch and contribute) > > Jacques > >> Appreciate your response. >> >> Thanks in advance, >> >> Sarang >> Systematrix Solutions > > --
