Hi ofbizians,
I am looking at WorkEfforts and i am little confused. I see that orders, quotes, requests can be associated to WorkEfforts. This is what i need. My question is why this connection (for example OrderHeaderWorkEffort enity) do not use fromDate - thruDate pattern ? If i delete an order from workeffort it is removed from OrderHeaderWorkEffort entity and it is not logged anywhere that this order was associated to this workeffort. I checked in Data Model book but could not see anything related to this entity. May be i am missing something obvious. Any help is appreciated. Bilgin Ibryam |
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This is done thru the WorkEffortAssoc isn'it ?
Jacques De : "Bilgin Ibryam" <[hidden email]> > > Hi ofbizians, > > I am looking at WorkEfforts and i am little confused. I see that orders, > quotes, requests can be associated to WorkEfforts. This is what i need. My > question is why this connection (for example OrderHeaderWorkEffort enity) do > not use fromDate - thruDate pattern ? If i delete an order from workeffort > it is removed from OrderHeaderWorkEffort entity and it is not logged > anywhere that this order was associated to this workeffort. > I checked in Data Model book but could not see anything related to this > entity. May be i am missing something obvious. > Any help is appreciated. > > Bilgin Ibryam > -- > View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/WorkEffort-question-tf4641185.html#a13255721 > Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > |
Jacques, Not WorkEffortAssoc , i am asking about OrderHeaderWorkEffort entity. It has only two fields : <field name="orderId" type="id-ne"></field> <field name="workEffortId" type="id-ne"></field> This entity is populated from WorkEffort->Orders screen. There you can add order Ids to the current workeffort. But there is also a delete button, which removes this workEffort <-->OrderHeader association. If we add from thru dates to this entity, we can keep the associated orders history. Before creating a jira issue, i wanted to ask is there a special reason for not adding from-thru date fields to OrderHeaderWorkEffort entity? Any feedback is appreciated. |
On Oct 20, 2007, at 6:48 PM, Bilgin Ibryam wrote: > > > Jacques, > > Not WorkEffortAssoc , i am asking about OrderHeaderWorkEffort entity. > It has only two fields : > <field name="orderId" type="id-ne"></field> > <field name="workEffortId" type="id-ne"></field> > > This entity is populated from WorkEffort->Orders screen. There you > can add > order Ids to the current workeffort. But there is also a delete > button, > which removes this workEffort <-->OrderHeader association. > If we add from thru dates to this entity, we can keep the > associated orders > history. > Before creating a jira issue, i wanted to ask is there a special > reason for > not adding from-thru date fields to OrderHeaderWorkEffort entity? > > Any feedback is appreciated. to the question: What would it mean to have (or what would you do with) from/thru dates on that entity? That's why they aren't there. -David smime.p7s (3K) Download Attachment |
David, >What would it mean to have (or what would you do with) from/thru >dates on that entity? I want to create workEffort (tasks) to users, then to associate orders to this task, meaning this person with this task is responsible for taking care (= completing the order, and RECEIVING PAYMENTS for the order invoices) of these orders. But at some point i want to know which orders are ready and could be removed from task (workEffort). Inserting from thru dates, i can track which orders were associated and when removed (completed) from task. This is why i need from thru dates and even statusId fields in OrderHeaderWorkEffort. Donot understand me wrong. I am not saying that these fields should be added. I am just asking what is the purpose of this entity and "is it a good idea to add these fields and commit back to ofbiz" ? Thanks for commenting and your time. |
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May be someone can give me an idea, how can i associate orders and created invoices to a person who should be responsible for completing the orders and receiving the payments to invoices. For now i guess only through creating workeffort and using OrderHeaderWorkEffort to assign orders ?
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Bilgin Ibryam wrote:
> > David, >> What would it mean to have (or what would you do with) from/thru >> dates on that entity? > > I want to create workEffort (tasks) to users, then to associate orders to > this task, meaning this person with this task is responsible for taking care > (= completing the order, and RECEIVING PAYMENTS for the order invoices) of > these orders. But at some point i want to know which orders are ready and > could be removed from task (workEffort). What about using one task per order? In this way when the task is completed-->the order is ready too; you can group together many tasks associating them to one work effort (if you need it). Does it make sense? Jacopo > Inserting from thru dates, i can > track which orders were associated and when removed (completed) from task. > This is why i need from thru dates and even statusId fields in > OrderHeaderWorkEffort. > > Donot understand me wrong. I am not saying that these fields should be > added. I am just asking what is the purpose of this entity and "is it a good > idea to add these fields and commit back to ofbiz" ? > > Thanks for commenting and your time. |
Jacopo, I also had this in mind but was not sure that it is a good idea. (Also i was afraid to manipulate so many tasks :) Now i am sure that this is the right way. I should create a main task, and child tasks for every order associated to the main task. Thansks Jacopo |
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