I’m not aware of IFS having the built in functionality you’ve described but you could accomplish it by creating a custom event and event action. You may want to trigger your event when a new order line is added to a customer order then on the event action only run the action when the customer order header is set to planned state. It would require you to create some PL/SQL code and you’d most likely have to run the code in the background to avoid the mutating trigger notification from Oracle. While we haven’t done this ourselves we have several custom events and event actions when customer order lines are added or changed and it works well.
I’m not aware of IFS having the built in functionality you’ve described but you could accomplish it by creating a custom event and event action. You may want to trigger your event when a new order line is added to a customer order then on the event action only run the action when the customer order header is set to planned state. It would require you to create some PL/SQL code and you’d most likely have to run the code in the background to avoid the mutating trigger notification from Oracle. While we haven’t done this ourselves we have several custom events and event actions when customer order lines are added or changed and it works well.
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