@bvoelsch
There isnt much information provided to provide specific help, however I created a custom endpoint entity for AM209000 screen as follows:
)/Frames/GetFile.ashx?fileID=a6a11141-bfc0-445f-bad5-f89968ac63a2)
then mapped the top level fields:
)/Frames/GetFile.ashx?fileID=751c55f3-ca07-4cb6-8295-e9e228ebe202)
Mapped Operation object and fields:
)/Frames/GetFile.ashx?fileID=4529c80f-4ca2-48c7-b5ee-83af2ec96d42)
)/Frames/GetFile.ashx?fileID=faeb9cc3-650a-4a79-a260-1f874cd67c22)
Used this endpoint to get a Production order:
)/Frames/GetFile.ashx?fileID=f30d2585-d8f7-4cec-894d-0852d985fa65)
Here's same order in UI:
)/Frames/GetFile.ashx?fileID=2e259a57-2a50-4426-aaa0-20fa052738f1)
From here, you could use this Endpoint to perform(CRUD) desired operations.
All the best.
@RohitRattan88 I am not seeing the screens that you shared. Looks like they are linked to internal.acumatica.com
<img alt="" src="https://internal.acumatica.com/(W(450))/Frames/GetFile.ashx?fileID=a6a11141-bfc0-445f-bad5-f89968ac63a2">
Finally figured it out. There is no need for a custom endpoint to make this work. First you need to get the production order using https://acumatica.com/entity/Manufacturing/21.200.001/ProductionOrderDetail/{production_order_id}?$expand=Operations to get all the work centers. Then you need to iterate over the work centers adding a new attribute “delete” = true for the ones to remove and PUT the object back to the endpoint.
Thank you for sharing your solution with the community @bvoelsch!
