How do I find out when a particular doctype (Purchase Order) was submitted? Do system keep track of this date?
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You can check the last modified date of the form so that u can get a rough idea of the submitted date.
We have plans to iinclude submitted date in form.
On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 7:58 PM, MP <ma…@gmail.com> wrote:
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How do I find out when a particular doctype (Purchase Order) was submitted? Do system keep track of this date?
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We did try to use last modified date but as you said it gives rough idea and not the exact date. This last modified date gets updated when user enters purchase Receipt or Purchase invoice against that PO. So It is not reliable to find out when a PO was submitted based on this field. For example, a PO could have been submitted couple of week ago. So when you received goods and enter purchase receipts against this PO, the last modified data will be as of it that day and not when the PO was submitted.
We have found a table called tabFeed and we are trying to use that to determine when a PO was submitted. I need either Rushabh or Anand to verify if it is a correct approach for our problem. See below query.
How do I find out when a particular doctype (Purchase Order) was submitted? Do system keep track of this date?
Kind regards, Mayur Patel
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We did try to use last modified date but as you said it gives rough idea and not the exact date. This last modified date gets updated when user enters purchase Receipt or Purchase invoice against that PO. So It is not reliable to find out when a PO was submitted based on this field. For example, a PO could have been submitted couple of week ago. So when you received goods and enter purchase receipts against this PO, the last modified data will be as of it that day and not when the PO was submitted.
We have found a table called tabFeed and we are trying to use that to determine when a PO was submitted. I need either Rushabh or Anand to verify if it is a correct approach for our problem. See below query.
How do I find out when a particular doctype (Purchase Order) was submitted? Do system keep track of this date?
Kind regards, Mayur Patel
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We did try to use last modified date but as you said it gives rough idea and not the exact date. This last modified date gets updated when user enters purchase Receipt or Purchase invoice against that PO. So It is not reliable to find out when a PO was submitted based on this field. For example, a PO could have been submitted couple of week ago. So when you received goods and enter purchase receipts against this PO, the last modified data will be as of it that day and not when the PO was submitted.
We have found a table called tabFeed and we are trying to use that to determine when a PO was submitted. I need either Rushabh or Anand to verify if it is a correct approach for our problem. See below query.
How do I find out when a particular doctype (Purchase Order) was submitted? Do system keep track of this date?
Kind regards, Mayur Patel
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Based on the code, it seems that for Purchase order, it will only delete and existing entry when that objects get submitted. So the entry for Save will get deleted and a new one for submit will be added into tabFeed. Apart from that i don’t see any where which could cause this entry to be deleted from table tabFeed. So i think i am safe based on my findings. But ofcourse, it will be good if you can confirm the same. Thanks.
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On Friday, August 2, 2013 11:57:37 AM UTC+1, rushabh wrote:
Mayur - Feed is a good idea but feeds get cleared out every once in a while - you may want to look it up too (or increase the limit!)
We did try to use last modified date but as you said it gives rough idea and not the exact date. This last modified date gets updated when user enters purchase Receipt or Purchase invoice against that PO. So It is not reliable to find out when a PO was submitted based on this field. For example, a PO could have been submitted couple of week ago. So when you received goods and enter purchase receipts against this PO, the last modified data will be as of it that day and not when the PO was submitted.
We have found a table called tabFeed and we are trying to use that to determine when a PO was submitted. I need either Rushabh or Anand to verify if it is a correct approach for our problem. See below query.
How do I find out when a particular doctype (Purchase Order) was submitted? Do system keep track of this date?
Kind regards, Mayur Patel
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Based on the code, it seems that for Purchase order, it will only delete and existing entry when that objects get submitted. So the entry for Save will get deleted and a new one for submit will be added into tabFeed. Apart from that i don't see any where which could cause this entry to be deleted from table tabFeed. So i think i am safe based on my findings. But ofcourse, it will be good if you can confirm the same. Thanks.
Kind regards, mayur Patel
On Friday, August 2, 2013 11:57:37 AM UTC+1, rushabh wrote:
Mayur - Feed is a good idea but feeds get cleared out every once in a while - you may want to look it up too (or increase the limit!)
We did try to use last modified date but as you said it gives rough idea and not the exact date. This last modified date gets updated when user enters purchase Receipt or Purchase invoice against that PO. So It is not reliable to find out when a PO was submitted based on this field. For example, a PO could have been submitted couple of week ago. So when you received goods and enter purchase receipts against this PO, the last modified data will be as of it that day and not when the PO was submitted.
We have found a table called tabFeed and we are trying to use that to determine when a PO was submitted. I need either Rushabh or Anand to verify if it is a correct approach for our problem. See below query.
How do I find out when a particular doctype (Purchase Order) was submitted? Do system keep track of this date?
Kind regards, Mayur Patel
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Based on the code, it seems that for Purchase order, it will only delete and existing entry when that objects get submitted. So the entry for Save will get deleted and a new one for submit will be added into tabFeed. Apart from that i don't see any where which could cause this entry to be deleted from table tabFeed. So i think i am safe based on my findings. But ofcourse, it will be good if you can confirm the same. Thanks.
Kind regards, mayur Patel
On Friday, August 2, 2013 11:57:37 AM UTC+1, rushabh wrote:
Mayur - Feed is a good idea but feeds get cleared out every once in a while - you may want to look it up too (or increase the limit!)
We did try to use last modified date but as you said it gives rough idea and not the exact date. This last modified date gets updated when user enters purchase Receipt or Purchase invoice against that PO. So It is not reliable to find out when a PO was submitted based on this field. For example, a PO could have been submitted couple of week ago. So when you received goods and enter purchase receipts against this PO, the last modified data will be as of it that day and not when the PO was submitted.
We have found a table called tabFeed and we are trying to use that to determine when a PO was submitted. I need either Rushabh or Anand to verify if it is a correct approach for our problem. See below query.
How do I find out when a particular doctype (Purchase Order) was submitted? Do system keep track of this date?
Kind regards, Mayur Patel
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