Example 4: Working with Manufacturing Orders

How to work with Manufacturing Orders using ProcessForce API

Adding New Manufacturing Order

1. Create IManufacturingOrder Object

   IManufacturingOrder mor = company.CreatePFObject(CompuTec.ProcessForce.API.Core.ObjectTypes.ManufacturingOrder);

2. Set which BOM object you want to copy from:

   //Set ItemCode if BillOfmaterial does not have a Revision 
   mor.U_ItemCode = "Chair01";
   //or Get Code of BillOFMaterial
   SAPbobsCOM.Recordset rec = company.SapCompany.GetBusinessObject(SAPbobsCOM.BoObjectTypes.BoRecordset);
         rec.DoQuery(string.Format("Select Code from [@CT_PF_OBOM] where U_ItemCode=N'{0} and U_Revision=N'{1}'", "Table01", "Rev01")); 
         mor.U_BOMCode = rec.Fields.Item(0).Value;

3. Set quantity and required date:

   mor.U_Quantity = 100; 
   mor.U_RequiredDate = DateTime.Today.AddDays(20);

4. Add a document to a database:

   mor.Add();

Updating Manufacturing Order

1. Create an IManufacturingOrder object:

   IManufacturingOrder mor = company.CreatePFObject(CompuTec.ProcessForce.API.Core.ObjectTypes.ManufacturingOrder);

2. Load from the database:

   //parameter for GetBykey is DocEntry
   mor.GetByKey("4");

3. Change the values you require in this object:

   mor.U_PlannedStartDate = DateTime.Today.AddDays(3);
   ///Calculate MOR Times
   mor.CalculateManufacturingTimes();
   mor.U_Status = ManufacturingOrderStatus.Released;
   ///Set Accept Lower Quantity for all backflushItems
   ///
   var itemsToChange = mor.Items.Where(p => p.U_IssueType == "B");
   foreach (var item in itemsToChange)
   {
       item.U_AcptLowerQty = YesNoType.Yes;
   }

4. Call update method:

   mor.Update()