PdcCalculation.RecalcDatesPerOperation - Revision history

TC at 11:34, 15 April 2024

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	== Declaration ==		== Declaration ==
	RecalcDatesPerOperation()		RecalcDatesPerOperation(calculateSubs: Boolean)

	== Description ==		== Description ==
	Recalculates the start date for all operations in the calculation, ~~this~~ includes any subcalculations.		Recalculates the start date for all operations in the calculation, the parameter can be set to True to includes any subcalculations.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
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	<source lang="vb">		<source lang="vb">
	PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.OperationList.InsertLineNumber(PDCEXT.pdcOperationKind.pdcInternalOp, "FR001", 15)		PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.OperationList.InsertLineNumber(PDCEXT.pdcOperationKind.pdcInternalOp, "FR001", 15)
	PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.RecalcDatesPerOperation()		PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.RecalcDatesPerOperation(True)
	PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.Save()		PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.Save()

TC at 11:04, 15 April 2024

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	This method will recalculate the start date for alle operations and then refresh the form. The ~~calculation will still need to be saved afterwards~~.		This method will recalculate the start date for alle operations and then refresh the form. The new dates are updated in the database.

	== Code example ==		== Code example ==

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	== Availability ==		== Availability ==
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TC at 07:41, 15 April 2024

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	== Declaration ==		== Declaration ==
	~~ReadFromArticle~~(~~ArticleID as String~~) ~~as Boolean~~		RecalcDatesPerOperation()

	== Description ==		== Description ==
	~~Read an article~~ in the calculation		Recalculates the start date for all operations in the calculation, this includes any subcalculations.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	This method ~~reads a calculation of a standard article into~~ the ~~current calculation object~~.		This method will recalculate the start date for alle operations and then refresh the form. The calculation will still need to be saved afterwards.

	~~BEWARE; Beware that the save method in this case does NOT change the standard calculation but only the current~~ calculation ~~object~~.

	== Code example ==		== Code example ==
	This code example ~~creates a new~~ calculation, ~~reads~~ a ~~standard calculation into it~~, ~~changes~~ the ~~production quantity and saves~~ it.		This code example is will take the active calculation, that has a production number reserved, and adds a new operation that will not have a start date. Then by calling the function it will recalculate the start dates.

	<source lang="vb">		<source lang="vb">
	~~dim objCalc~~		PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.OperationList.InsertLineNumber(PDCEXT.pdcOperationKind.pdcInternalOp, "FR001", 15)
			PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.RecalcDatesPerOperation()
			PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.Save()

	~~set objCalc = pdc.NewCalculation~~
	~~if objCalc.ReadFromArticle("1234") then~~
	~~objCalc.OrderQuantity = 3~~
	~~objCalc.Save~~
	~~objCalc.Show~~
	~~else~~
	~~msgbox "Could not read article"~~
	~~end if~~
	</source>		</source>

	== Availability ==		== Availability ==

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== Declaration ==
ReadFromArticle(ArticleID as String) as Boolean

== Description ==
Read an article in the calculation

== Notes ==
This method reads a calculation of a standard article into the current calculation object.

BEWARE; Beware that the save method in this case does NOT change the standard calculation but only the current calculation object.

== Code example ==
This code example creates a new calculation, reads a standard calculation into it, changes the production quantity and saves it.

<source lang="vb">
dim objCalc

set objCalc = pdc.NewCalculation
if objCalc.ReadFromArticle("1234") then
objCalc.OrderQuantity = 3
objCalc.Save
objCalc.Show
else
msgbox "Could not read article"
end if
</source>

== Availability ==