cschwobe
Active Member
can anyone tell me if it is possible to write a custom application to put an order on hold. Is it as simple as inserting a F4209 record and updating the F4201
thanks for any help
thanks for any help
slandess
Well Known Member
Carol-
Yes, it's that simple, as long as you create the new F4209 record correctly.
However, in your custom application, if there is already a hold code on the
F4201 record don't update it with the hold that you just created - Any time
that you release holds from a sales order, the logic in the release held
orders program will look for the next unreleased hold in F4209 and put it
onto the F4201 record.
Regards,
Steve
Yes, it's that simple, as long as you create the new F4209 record correctly.
However, in your custom application, if there is already a hold code on the
F4201 record don't update it with the hold that you just created - Any time
that you release holds from a sales order, the logic in the release held
orders program will look for the next unreleased hold in F4209 and put it
onto the F4201 record.
Regards,
Steve
clmates
Reputable Poster
Yes
eznfree
Member
Yes you can. In addition to adding a row in F4209, update SHHOLD in F4201 with the same hold code you placed in the F4209. If the order is already on hold (SHHOLD not blank) you can decide whether to replace it. Make sure you leave the release info empty in F4209, especially HORDJ, as this is what indicates a hold has been released. Most JDE holds do not hold the individual line, so leave the line ID blank.
