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Created page with "== 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 prod..." |
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== Declaration == | == Declaration == | ||
RecalcDatesPerOperation() | |||
== Description == | == Description == | ||
Recalculates the start date for all operations in the calculation, this includes any subcalculations. | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
This method | This method will recalculate the start date for alle operations and then refresh the form. The calculation will still need to be saved afterwards. | ||
== Code example == | == Code example == | ||
This code example | 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"> | ||
PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.OperationList.InsertLineNumber(PDCEXT.pdcOperationKind.pdcInternalOp, "FR001", 15) | |||
PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.RecalcDatesPerOperation() | |||
PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.Save() | |||
</source> | </source> | ||
== Availability == | == Availability == | ||
Revision as of 07:41, 15 April 2024
Declaration
RecalcDatesPerOperation()
Description
Recalculates the start date for all operations in the calculation, this includes any subcalculations.
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.
Code example
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.
PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.OperationList.InsertLineNumber(PDCEXT.pdcOperationKind.pdcInternalOp, "FR001", 15)
PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.RecalcDatesPerOperation()
PDC.App.ActiveCalculation.Save()