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Thanks Chris. I'll create a lab experiment with your suggestions.
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HI Mark.
If it is an accounting table, you should be able to use the “TimeModifiedAccounting”, which is the modified time according to the synced record from QuickBooks.
If it is a non-accounting record, there is no automatic timestamp feature. But if you place a “LastModifiedDate” field (spelt exactly that way) ...
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Can anyone take a stab at this?
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Greetings.
I think your getting confused with SAP
Never had those issues with Method Intergration.
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Amen!! I was told they are very busy. Well, this is one way to fix that!
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Likely busy adding infrastructure.
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1) I've been having the same problem all week. Try the February version. Much faster.
2) When in doubt, try the forums.
3) Nope
4) Never had a critical problem that was not rectified in 24 hours or less. If our business was larger, truly critical to the U.S. / Canadian economy, we probably (definitely) wouldn't even ...
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Robert,
Check the Entity table. In QB their is ONE table of names for customers, employees, vendors and other names and each name must be unique.
Hope that Helps.
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JWS,
You can create subdetail reports in Designer... So if your two reports are based on same tables, you can set up as one report. This depends greatly on what you are doing.
Fran
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Hi DaveWalter,
Inder is technically correct in his answer but that result does not leave you with a tracking of what changed and why. You may not want to delete the original items from your workorder. In that case then you may want to consider adding a field or two to your work order grid, like a flag to if the line is a WO change and ...
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Chris,
Thanks for the quick and very helpful response. I did have a previous understanding of how inventory is handled with QB / Method. Sounds like this should be no problemo. I'll play around with it and report back with results as they become available.
Appreciated.
F.W.
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