I’ve done something like this by creating a subquery that summarizes the on-hand qty in PartWhse by site or by company. Then join it back to your original query by part. Let me know and I can put something together
I did one that looks like this:for each JobMtl no-lock where JobMtl.BuyIt = True , each JobHead no-lock where (JobHead.Company = JobMtl.Company and JobHead.JobNum = JobMtl.JobNum ) and JobHead.JobClosed = False And JobHead.JobReleased = True , each PORel no-lock where PORel.OpenRelease = True outer-join where (JobMtl.Company = PORel.Company and JobMtl.JobNum = PORel.JobNum and JobMtl.AssemblySeq = PORel.AssemblySeq and JobMtl.MtlSeq = PORel.JobSeq ).
It probably has to do with their workforce ID. If they don’t have the rights to see the customers that are being listed then they don’t see the data and there is no error message. Perhaps the others that do see the data have no workforce ID at all. I find that if I create a workforce ID for myself then I can’t see certain information until I delete it
We have this same problem. For now what I did was to create a BPM that gets triggered when the buyer clicks buy on the suggestion. It looks for any open DMR’s for that part and gives a warning to the buyer. I believe I did the same thing if they try to create a PO manually. I also created a Suggestion dashboard that shows them open DMRs and open inspection records plus a lot of other data. We’re still on E9 right now and are in the process of going to E10
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