The name in the bom lines is created by looking at the inventdim table, I do not know yet how, but afaik, the other problem I am having is the following:
The records in the inventdim table are created the moment an item is added to the bom line having one of the inventory dimensions color, size or configuration activated.
Under the condition that you can enter a dimension on the bom line.
If you look into the inventdim table there is also a record that contains the value axapta and of which all the dimensions are blank, I noticed this record is used when bom lines do not have an item dimension. Am I correct? Yes I think so, at least some test show it.
Now I noticed something is going wrong with the item name on the bom line under the following conditions.
Suppose you create an item call it bike-bel and you give it a standard dimension group, no dimensions activated. Now you add this item to the bom of a bike. A record will be created into the inventdim table whereas the inventDimId is axapta, if it did not already exist. In the BOM a record for the bike-bel will be created and assigned the inventdimid axapta.
Now get out of the bom and change the dimension group of the bike-bel into a color dimension group and add the colors.
Now get into the bom of the bike again, and you will notice you have to add a color to the line bike-bell. When this happens an inventdim record is created, if it did not yet exist, and the inventdimid in the BOM table for the bike-bel line will be assigned the value of the inventdim table.
But what I see is that the item name is not updated in the bom line.
Next curiosity is that the inventdim table is not cleaned up the moment I delete the bike-bel line with a certain color. I believe this is because the inventdim table is used for several boms. But anyway it means that if you ever used a color value that you are no longer using a record will remain available in the inventdim table. Whether this is good or bad I can not judge now.
This is on .Axapta Release 3.0 SP3.
regards,
Danny
Oliver Mestdagh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Check out the DataMethod property of the StringEdit:ItemName field.
This is set to itemNameGrid which is a method on the BOM table.
-----Original Message-----
From: dgaethofs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, 17 May 2004 9:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [development-axapta] BOM Line Item Name
dear all,
Maybe someone can help me in finding how the item name on the bom
line is constructed.
The form is BOMConsistOf. If I look into the form designs I find a
StringEdit called ItemName. On the property of that field the
DataSource is BOM and the DataField is indicate as a box with a 1 in
it.
I am trying to figure out where the name comes from. Can someone
help me out.
regards,
Danny
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