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  • November 14, 2024
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On the MRP Action Proposals screen, What is the name of the ActionNote field () in the backend database? I am attempting to add a condition to a lobby where action note = no but am struggling to find this field in =entity > solutions manager

 

 

 

Best answer by Edwards

mrp_part_action_note_tab.action_note  Specifically that form is checking whether it is null or not on that search condition

 

You can use the IFS Cloud debug tools to track this down.

You’ll first need to download the devtools link for the debug tools if you havent already (presuming you are on a version that has the debug console deprecated. Otherwise you can just use the debug console directly in IFS Cloud)


Then press control + shift + I to open the devtools in Google chrome. Navigate to the IFS Cloud tab

In IFS Cloud, When I want to find a column from a search I will add that to the search parameters then trigger the search. In the devtools window you will see an entry for the change in the Logs > Network > Trace tab as seen below

 

 

Copy the SELECT into a text editor or similar. you will be able to see how the column is selected for

Mrp_Part_Action_Note_API.Note_Exist__(mrp_source_db, order_no, line_no, release_no,NVL(line_item_no, -1),mrp_message_condition_db) action_note

 


If you then check the above database API package note_exist__ you can see that it is just the mrp_part_action_note_tab.action_note column whether it is null or not

 

Good luck

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Thilini Kumarasinghe
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Hi ​@blake.hamlin 

 

Can you try below?

mrp_part_action_note 

MrpPartActionNote

 

Best Regards,

Thilini


Michael Kaiser
Sidekick (Customer)
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  • Sidekick (Customer)
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  • November 15, 2024

Hi Blake,

here a script we use to add german texts to datadictionaries.
The other way around you can search for TEXT - here %Action Note%.

 

 

 

select
 *
from
 openquery (IFS,
'SELECT
*
 from
 language_sys_tab
 where 1=1
-- and path like ''%Action%''
 and TEXT like ''%Action Note%''
 and lang_code = ''en''
 order by path
')
We use the MS SQL Server to fetch data via LinkedServer connection.
If you don’t have this installed just use ORACLE SQL:
SELECT
*
 from
 language_sys_tab
 where 1=1
-- and path like '%Action%'
 and TEXT like '%Action Note%'
 and lang_code = 'en'
 order by path

HTH
CU
Michael


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  • November 15, 2024

mrp_part_action_note_tab.action_note  Specifically that form is checking whether it is null or not on that search condition

 

You can use the IFS Cloud debug tools to track this down.

You’ll first need to download the devtools link for the debug tools if you havent already (presuming you are on a version that has the debug console deprecated. Otherwise you can just use the debug console directly in IFS Cloud)


Then press control + shift + I to open the devtools in Google chrome. Navigate to the IFS Cloud tab

In IFS Cloud, When I want to find a column from a search I will add that to the search parameters then trigger the search. In the devtools window you will see an entry for the change in the Logs > Network > Trace tab as seen below

 

 

Copy the SELECT into a text editor or similar. you will be able to see how the column is selected for

Mrp_Part_Action_Note_API.Note_Exist__(mrp_source_db, order_no, line_no, release_no,NVL(line_item_no, -1),mrp_message_condition_db) action_note

 


If you then check the above database API package note_exist__ you can see that it is just the mrp_part_action_note_tab.action_note column whether it is null or not

 

Good luck


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  • Do Gooder (Customer)
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  • November 18, 2024

@Edwards Thank you, I appreciate this.


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