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I have few customizations. I’m wondering why my Fields and Conditions in “e2SOCostCodeAndDepartment” are not reflecting. Maybe because I have another Customization for Sales Order after that?

 

Here’s my customization:

Here’s After it:

 

If you use the DAC Schema Browser, do you see your missing fields?  If not then something happened with your publish or your project isn’t creating a DAC Extension to add the fields to the table.

What is in your Data Access category in your project?


If you use the DAC Schema Browser, do you see your missing fields?  If not then something happened with your publish or your project isn’t creating a DAC Extension to add the fields to the table.

What is in your Data Access category in your project?

@Django  This is what I have in my DAC Extension:

 

I can see the fields but the “Hidden” and “Required” are not reflective. here is the condition:

 


If you use the DAC Schema Browser, do you see your missing fields?  If not then something happened with your publish or your project isn’t creating a DAC Extension to add the fields to the table.

What is in your Data Access category in your project?

@Django It is working fine if I place it to the last customization but what’s happening is the Workflow changes for SalesOrderUpdates43.7 is getting overwritten. Why is that?


That’s a good question I don’t know the answer to. I typically put my customizations into DLLs. Hopefully someone else can speak to your challenge.


In my experience, you can't have two different packages implementing workflow modification on the same screen. It will always choose one.

It's actually a huge pain 


That’s a good question I don’t know the answer to. I typically put my customizations into DLLs. Hopefully someone else can speak to your challenge.

Hi @jayson 

 

I agree with @Django. I have faced same issues and I resolved them by going the way of coding an extension to the specific workflows. Here are some step by step to start understanding it:

https://www.acumatica.dev/admin/workflow-via-code-part-1/

Also the course T270 Workflow API is a must review topic.


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