Scripting

Has anyone ever triggered a script from the Credit Limit Warning screen that opens during SO Entry? Looking to capture the user that said ""OK"" to allow the Credit Limit to be exceeded. Thx.

You could use customizer to hide the standard buttons and then add replacement buttons that execute a script where you will be able to handle capturing the user and doing whatever it is that you want to with it.

There's a property CreditExceeded available in SO_SalesOrder_bus. You should be able to do something like: if oBusObj.creditexceeded <> 0 then retVal = oBusObj.SetValue(""UDF_UserExceeded$"", oSession.UserCode)

These are both good suggestions, thank you very much!

I added the script to set the value to a UDF using the .creditexceeded logic, which works in SO Entry. I would also like to populate it to SO History Inquiry, but its not happening correctly every time. -If I create an order, use the override, & then delete it, SO History is then populated & correct. -If I create the order, use the override, & just accept it, that field is not populated in SO History. -If I create the order, accept it, go back & change it, it populates into SO History. -If I create the order, accept it, change it so it populates to SO History & place on hold. Then, I go back as a different user & take it off Hold & Accept it, it doesn't change it in SO History. Problem because this is what I need to capture in both places. I need to know that after the fact, when they look back on an order & need to know who released it, that SO History Inquiry is accurate. I have this running as Table - Pre-Write in SO Sales Order Header, should I change this? The UDF is automatically placed on SO History Header when I placed it on the SO Header. Do I need another script event on SO History Header? I've tried it without one & also I tried a Table - Post-Read, Table - Pre-Write, Table - Post-Write, & Table - Set Default Values & none of them are helping. TIA!

Why not flow the UDF value to the invoice, then invoice history, and do your reporting off of that?