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Attempting to put (Print, stick or any way attach) a POP Number on OE Pick Ticket.

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SDPerkins

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Jun 19, 2014
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Hello all.

We are using Progression 7.7.500. We have Flex, and make use of it a lot, though I know nothing about it.

We are a custom manufacturing facility and are developing an in house solution to keep track of employee activity on POP orders. Currently, when we sell a piece of equipment to a customer, we write an OE ticket and also a POP order. Then the sales person who sold and printed the OE ticket, simply hand writes the POP order number on the ticket.

With the Time keeping application I am working on, I need to somehow provide a barcode of the POP order number that accompanies the OE Pick Ticket. A couple options I have thought of were:

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[li]Print the barcode representing the POP order number on the OE Pick ticket. I am not sure of this method for a couple reasons though. Can I even link a POP number to OE Pick Ticket? Another issue is will a 24 pin Dot Matrix printer reliably print a barcode?[/li]
[li] Another option would be to print a separate label with the barcode needed for the POP order number to a separate label printer for the salesman to peel and stick it. Could this be done automatically using flex? how would I go about starting this?[/li]
[li] Provide the salesmen with pre-printed barcode labels and let them create the POP number manually rather using F5 to get the next sequential number. I realize this is probably an archaic way to do it, but if the above 2 option would work I am out of ideas. [/li]
[/ul]


Thanks for any feedback you all may have.


 
Hey,
You can link the tables like this:

PPORDFIL_SQL.Src_Ord_Type = OEORDLIN_SQL.Ord_Type and
PPORDFIL_SQL.Src_Ord_No = OEORDLIN_SQL.Ord_No and
PPORDFIL_SQL.Src_Line_No = OEORDLIN_SQL.Line_No

or for order history

PPORDFIL_SQL.Src_Ord_Type = OELINHST_SQL.Ord_Type and
PPORDFIL_SQL.Src_Ord_No = OELINHST_SQL.Ord_No and
PPORDFIL_SQL.Src_Line_No = OELINHST_SQL.Line_No


Make sure you choose the PPORDFIL.Src_Pkg_Id = 'OE'

Do you have Crystal Reports? You could make barcodes with it and print to laser printer.
 
Thanks for the reply! You mentioned Crystal, and it got me thinking, I think that modifying the Existing "Print Work Orders" report (PP04P1SQL.RPT)would the best way to continue. The way I see it, is it will be a built in function of progression and would be accessible at any time, as long as the end user has the barcode font installed on his machine I can't see a downside to this. I will update as I progress.
 
Okay, well my idea above will not work. I overlooked the fact that embedded crystal reports get the font re-formatted by Progression. Worst case scenario I am going to create a Crystal report and just put a shortcut to the Progression menu as a "Work Order".

DBergkamp10, Do you know if there is there a way I can edit the query for the Pick Ticket form, this way I can include the query you provided?
 
Instead of formatting the existing field as a barcode, add a new field and see if that works. You could also run the report in crystal itself external to Macola.

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