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== Constants ==
== Constants ==
0 pdcBuyArt<br />
{| class="wikitable"
1 pdcCreateArt<br />
|-
2 pdcManufactureArt<br />
! Constant !! pdcArticleKind !! TArtikel !! Description
3 pdcNoneArt<br />
|-
4 pdcSubCalcArt<br />
| 0|| pdcBuyArt|| maKoop|| Buy part
5 pdcTempArt<br />
|-
6 pdcTempCalcArt
| 1|| pdcCreateArt|| maMaak|| Make part
|-
| 2|| pdcManufactureArt|| maArtikel|| Article
|-
| 3|| pdcNoneArt|| maNone|| Temporary calculation/article (generate new number, NO attachments are copied upon save)
|-
| 4|| pdcSubCalcArt|| maCalc|| Calculation
|-
| 5|| pdcTempArt|| maTempAtr|| Temporary article (generate new number, attachments are copied upon save)
|-
| 6 || pdcTempCalcArt|| maTempCalc|| Temporary calculation (generate new number, attachments are copied upon save)
|}


== Availability ==
== Availability ==

Revision as of 08:37, 10 July 2021

Declaration

ArticleKind as pdcArticleKind

Description

Returns the article kind

Notes

This property returns (i.e. READ-ONLY) the article kind of the calculation.

Code example

This code example uses the active calculation and continues only when the calculation is an order, not a standard article.

dim objCalc
dim GoOn
  set objCalc = pdc.ActiveCalculation
  if objCalc.ArticleKind = 1 then
    GoOn = false
    msgbox "The active calculation is a standard article, script does not continue"
  else
    GoOn = true
  end if

Constants

Constant pdcArticleKind TArtikel Description
0 pdcBuyArt maKoop Buy part
1 pdcCreateArt maMaak Make part
2 pdcManufactureArt maArtikel Article
3 pdcNoneArt maNone Temporary calculation/article (generate new number, NO attachments are copied upon save)
4 pdcSubCalcArt maCalc Calculation
5 pdcTempArt maTempAtr Temporary article (generate new number, attachments are copied upon save)
6 pdcTempCalcArt maTempCalc Temporary calculation (generate new number, attachments are copied upon save)

Availability