As @Chris_Conn mentioned
Erp.Proxy.BO.LaborImpl
GetNewLaborDtlNoHdr
Erp.Proxy.BO.LaborImpl
Update
Erp.Proxy.BO.LaborImpl
GetNewLaborDtlWithHdr
Erp.Proxy.BO.LaborImpl
SubmitForApproval
The method names are pretty self explanatory.
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Those are the ones I figured are what I needed.
Sorry all, I am not ignoring ya’ll - i’m just so deep into customer code, I dont know if I’ll ever crawl out lol
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I think I may have figured something out. In order to add the time properly. It needs a job in the system. Without a job to assign the labor to, I think the business logic fails. Does that sound right?
That’s correct, if you are trying to keep track of finer deails. If you just want worked hours, you can just make a labor header, but I don’t think that’s what you are going for.
Not all the time. Sometimes you might be reporting indirect labor or a project.
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Like the others have said, Indirect labor does not have a job. All other types have jobs: production, projects, service calls, and maintenance tickets do.
The input will be for Maintenance Jobs, so jobs will be necessary.
Hello all. I am still going to work on this but for now the easiest solution is the DMT route that was suggested in the beginning. I am going to create the DMT Template and test it shortly but I am going to keep working on this. I am in a time crunch to get this project done.