Anil,
Are you planning to implement this?
Jacopo Cappellato wrote:
Si,
I think it is a good plan. A few thoughts on this:
1) should we consider to add a new "price" field? to store the price
and just update the lastPrice field as you have described
2) instead of updating the record, should we expire it and clone it
into a new one?
3) I still think, but I don't have a clear picture of the model right
now, that the AgreementProductAppl entity should play a role in the
definition of the supplier's price list
See my last last comment below:
Si Chen wrote:
Anil,
When I originally wrote the purchasing order feature, I did wonder
about what meaning the "lastPrice" field should have.
Here is what I think we should do:
1. Add a new field to PartyAcctgPreference "autoUpdatePurchasePrice"
2. Create a new service which runs as system user login when a
Purchase Invoice is marked as INVOICE_READY. This invoice will check
the Invoice.partyIdTo for PartyAcctgPreference, and if it exists and
if autoUpdatePurchasePrice = "Y", then do the following
(a) For each product item on the list, look for the current
SupplierProduct with the same supplier partyId as the
Invoice.partyIdFrom, whose minOrderQty is immediately below
InvoiceItem.quantity
(b) Update the SupplierProduct
Note that (a) is pretty tricky if there are many different
SupplierProduct with different quantities.
I think that the trick is by getting a list of records where
minOrderQty is less than the ordered quantity, sort them by desc
minOrderQty, and selecting the first record.
Jacopo
Anil Patel wrote:
"lastPrice" To me it implies that it will be price I paid in the
most recent
Purchase. I don't see this happening. Is this something we should
add, This
field should be update should be triggered when a PO is received or
Invoice
is approved or something.
Regards
Anil
On 3/22/07, Adrian Crum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Maybe Iain meant receiving a PO - at which time you could update
the cost.
Si Chen wrote:
> This really should not be done during inventory receiving because
in an
> organization of any size, the warehouse person would not be the
one to
> be setting purchasing prices.
>
> Sometimes (and only sometimes) this is done in Accounts Payables
when
> the vendor's invoice is approved.
>
> Iain Fogg wrote:
>
>> Anil (and Si),
>>
>> Actually, I'd like to have the ability to provide an updated price
>> when receiving inventory. As Si suggests many companies wouldn't
want
>> to do this, wouldn't they simply leave the prepopulated field
alone,
>> and when the items are received, the last_price update is a NOP
(sort
>> of). Alternatively, could we provide a checkbox that flags
whether a
>> last_price update is to take place (default to no)?
>>
>> Cheers, Iain
>>
>> Anil Patel wrote:
>>
>>> Si, Thanks for your Response, Little more info will help to move
>>> further.
>>>
>>> So, can we say this field is not in so much use any more. Also
so to
>>> Keep
>>> track of this data do we have to use PO.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>> Anil
>>>
>>> On 3/21/07, Si Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Anil,
>>>>
>>>> Many companies do not want this to happen.
>>>>
>>>> Anil Patel wrote:
>>>> > Hi,
>>>> > I am working on ReceiveInventory screen for AssetMaint
component.
How
>>>> and
>>>> > When is lastPrice field on SupplierProduct table gets updated?
>>>> >
>>>> > I'll like to update this information if user provides when they
>>>> > ReceivingInventory of Parts.
>>>> >
>>>> > Can somebody Please help with this.
>>>> >
>>>> > Thanks and Regards
>>>> > Anil Patel
>>>> >
>>>>
>>>
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