How to add purchase

[JennyZou]

I used the sample to create an transaction whose type is 1. It was good and it create an entry both in invoice and AR. How to create a purchase? Where it will go?

In addition: how to add GL account to each invoice line? Is it possible to apply different tax code to each invoice line?

Jenny

[hench]

Hi,

Q1. To add a Purchase, you can still use Transaction, invoicing type will be set to 5.
from the SDK help file :

InvoicingType :
ITp_Purchase 5 Purchase

Q2. For the GL question, I believe this can be done with property ILCharterNumber, which link the line to a specific account number...

Q3. To set a different tax rate on each invoicing line you might want to have a look
on the property ILTaxLineRate[1..TANumLines, 1..5]

Don't make my mistake to set it to a percent rate, that will fail ! If you read carefully the description, it mentions you need to push an integer from 0 to 9 corresponding to TaTaxRate[0..9] property from table Tax.




Good luck,

hench

[JennyZou]

Thank you Hence:

I tried to change invoice type and invoice line type, I also changed customer info to supplier info, but I got error code 11. What would be my problem?

For the other two, I will try.

Jenny

[hench]

Ain't you got more explicit message than a code number ? ( from AcombaX.GetErrorMessage($ErrorCode) )

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[JennyZou]

The error message is La clé spécifiée n'est pas réservée

[hench]

You got it pal

You will want to reserve card first !

I wonder if there is a way to switch SDK languages to english, I presume that would be much easier for you.

Hehe, you may want to contact Fortune1000 help desk about this !!

[JennyZou]

Hi,

Q2. For the GL question, I believe this can be done with property ILCharterNumber, which link the line to a specific account number...

I still haven't got it. I set ILCharterNumber equal to GL account, for example 4001, but the value is not there. It always gets the GL account I set in product group which is 4010. Could anybody help please? Thanks.

Jenny

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