Having a problem with a serial number and not sure how it got this way but I need to fix it. I have a user who needs to receive a serial number on a RMA, the Serial-Lot screen in GP informs him it has already been received.
Naturally my first instinct is to adjust it out, but the Item...
I haven't ever had to deal with this before. I need to convert a sale amount (48.58) to a 4 byte array and use network byte order. The code below is how I am doing it, but it is wrong and I am not understanding why. Can anyone help?
float saleamount = 48.58F;
byte[] data2...
I would like to be able to turn off asking for the SVC_Return_Traveler, SVC_RMA_Receiving_Audit_Trail and SVC_RMA_Discrency reports. I know you can go into posting setup and turn off reports for other various function related to sales, financials, inventory etc. But have had no luck trying to...
Found the problem, it helps when you create the object with the proper line count.
taFSRMALineSerial_ItemsTaFSRMALineSerial[] serialitems = new taFSRMALineSerial_ItemsTaFSRMALineSerial[LineCount];
taFSRMALine_ItemsTaFSRMALine[] lineitems = new...
I am using econnect to insert and update RMA's and am receiving the following error when inserting a new serial number. It keeps referring to specifying something that already is specified, in this case SVC_Original_Serial, I set it and in my code I also set SVC_Original_SerialSpecified = true...
I have searched the web and found instances in which this message appears if you use a Dispose() method on the CreateTransactionEntity object. I currently do not use that method and am still getting these errors. Anyone able to lead me to the answer?
Here is how I do it, It uses a bit of Linq
//Get items that are checked from a checlistbox and load into a listitem object
List<ListItem> Citems = uxchkCustomers.Items.Cast<ListItem>().Where(n => n.Selected).ToList();
if (Citems.Count != 0)...
I have a C# 2010 asp page that is using the report viewer 8 control to display an ssrs report (2005) in which the user selects 2 dates. You can enter the date, but when you click to bring up the calendar for selection it shows up then quickly goes away and the user is unable to select a date...
ipconfig shows all should be well, it is assigned an ip address and dns etc is all set and no errors occur connecting to wifi.
I think it is some policy but have no idea where to check. It only occurs on XP and started when the domain was upgraded to 2008 R2
This is strange and just recently started when we upgraded our domain to 2008 r2. Our XP laptops connect to the internet just fine when in the office. If they connect to a wireless network outside the office they cannot get to the internet at all. The windows 7 clients have no problems at all...
I have two dns servers 1 on each network, 1 is x.x.10.239, the other is x.x.29.237 the 29 network was pointing to the 29 dns and the 10 points to the 10 dns, I have changed the 29 to point to the 10 dns, but to no avail.
After the forest prep finishes, you will need to run
D:\support\adprep\adprep32 /domainprep /gpprep
When that finished, you will want to make sure it replicates across the domain to all dc's. Once it has you should be able to run dcpromo on the 2008 r2 server. Make sure you click Yes to...
Eureka! You have to put the 2008 R2 disk in the 2003 FSMO Domain controller, go into command prompt and run adprep32.exe from the support/adprep folder.
D:\support\adprep\adprep32 /forestprep
I am doing this now and will let you know if it works for me.
I am currently trying to do this as well, I was told to prepare the forest in this article.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc753437(v=ws.10).aspx
Wehn I run dcpromo on the 2008 R2 server it tells me I still have to run it. In theory you have to prepare the forest but I have yet to be...
I am new to this and I would lay money on the fact that I am missing something but not sure what it is.
I created 2 domains, everything was great until it came time to move one to a different subnet. domain A is 192.168.10.x and B is 192.168.29.x. I just got off phone with cisco firewall...
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