I am newbie for Axapta 3.0v.
Now we have a customer. They want to make four item attributes(dimension)
color-size-treatment-packaging for a unique itemID.
So that means itemID won't be able to create manually, I would coding on
form\inventTable\datasource\inventTable\method\create, to stop 'Edit' and
give customer a CREATE ITEM WIZARD.
Because Axapta3.0v has standard item dimension(configuration-color-size).
Can I take the advantange of this standard funcation, just create new
field treatment and packaging, and Group this two field into Item
Dimension??
Customer finally wants to have bike(10)-red(02)-size 1(15)-treatment
TT1(80)-Packaging UBM(25) as itemName, together hence ItemID would be
1002158025 which created by my new Wizard.
Project manager said I should create Item Attribute, not dimenstion for
customer. Because each itemId would point to Price/Cost.
In Stand Axapta 3.0v, itemId (Bike10) with different color/size would be
the same price. (Or my project manager understanding wrong?), the
itemId(Bike10) with special color/size should have different price. That
is Attribute my project manger means............
Big Problem for me. Because by my experience, I really can't handle this.
Now I already create whole new system for project manager. four new table
with all new extend data type, then four new tables
colorgroup-sizegroup-treatmentgroup-packaginggroup which can let customer
enter value. And also put Item Attribute in Inventory Management Set up.
From there, you also can find Item Dimension and combination. Then I
create a form for that Wizard to create new and unique ItemId.
Then, obviously, other module like OLAP and CRM would not work on my Item
Attribute.
This item attribute would just work for Inventory Management and AR/AP....
Terrible implementation by my understanding, But that is customer wants...
Any guys here has good experience to handle this unique ItemId, and each
dimension should attribute to price/cost???
Thanks in advance for help.
Posted on technet.navision.com on: Friday, August 13, 2004
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