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11/08/04 at 08:10:39
 
Hi,
 
What's the different between these two tables?
 
BKARINVL and BKARHIVL
 
As I see it, when you invoice a SO Line it is moved to BARHIVL right?
 
What happens when you partially released a line but you dont invoice it?
 
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Re: Sales Order Tables
Reply #1 - 11/08/04 at 08:38:44
 
Posting the invoice in SO-G creates the BKARHIVL record and reduces the on order quantity of the BKARINVL record.  Releasing the order moves quantities between On Order and On Backorder (PQTY and UBO) in the BKARINVL file.
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Reply #2 - 11/08/04 at 09:04:30
 
Thank you Lynn
 
If you partially shipped a Sales Order Line, but you havent yet invoice it.
 
Is there a way to find out the total quantity already shipped?
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Reply #3 - 11/08/04 at 09:51:45
 
Kelloggs,
 
No. DBA only updates the released quantity to a shipped status after invoicing. Had this frustration with a previous client.
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Reply #4 - 11/08/04 at 11:06:55
 
Thank Aricon  
 
We are trying to create a column and a procedure (Trigger) to store that value, but I think that the tables are locked.  
 
We get a error msg when we insert a column.
 
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Reply #5 - 11/08/04 at 11:47:32
 
You mean in the Pervasive Table? If so, I would sure be interested if you can get it to work! We never could. As far as I can tell any command issued as a create, insert, update or delete needs to be from the TAS engine.
 
What I did for a client to get around this problem of when DBA considers an item shipped was to create an Access app that would bring in the items released, time and date stamp that transaction and show it as shipped  not invoiced (SNI) within the Access app and would then look at the remaining balance and show it as remaining to be shipped.
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Reply #6 - 11/08/04 at 12:14:18
 
There must be a way to create a trigger that calls a procedure
 
The other  problem we have is that we are using PS 7
 
I will keep you posted.
 
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