Mar 7, 2013 - Dynamics GP Serial Numbers functionality has been enhanced in the most recent version, GP 2013. Read the forum post on the Microsoft Dynamics Community.

By Mike Smith, The Resource Group The ability to create custom entities and relationships in is virtually limited only to one’s imagination. Lately, I have seen an ever increasing need to capture data specific to the relationship between entities. A common example of this is the relationship between Accounts and the Products they own, capturing specifics about this relationship such as serial numbers, lot numbers, and other specifics such as purchase date.

Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015. For quality assurance, you can do so in a serial or lot number information card. To record serial or lot number information. Serial Numbers in Microsoft Dynamics NAV. Serial Number Tracking. Manufacturing Part 2 in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016; 36 - Using CRM in Microsoft Dynamics.

Another Example would be Contacts and Classes (a custom entity) and tracking class start date, class end date, and pass/fail information. If a 1:N relationship is used between entities, say Accounts and Products, an Account can have multiple Products related to it, but specific data such as serial or lot numbers cannot be recorded. Any data captured on a 1:N relationship would be the same across all Account to Product relationships, specific data could not be captured. This would not be the ideal situation where specifics on the relationship between two entities are needed. The key to collecting the data needed is to create a “middle” entity that has N:1 relationships with both Accounts and Products (or any other entity where collecting this type relationship data is needed.) The “middle” entity allows us to relate two entities via look-up and capture specific information on the relationship such as product purchase dates, product service renewal dates, product serial #s, product lot #s, product versions, class start date, class end date, and pass/fail information from the above scenario of Accounts and Products or Contacts and Classes.

In this example, we will use the Account to Product scenario. Create a new entity called “Account Product Detail”. The next step is to add the desired attribute fields “Serial Number” and “Lot Number” to the new “Account Product Detail” form, along with the new look-up fields to Accounts and Products.

The end result will be a form that has a look-up to Accounts, a look-up to the Products, and our custom attributes Serial Number and Lot Number. London 2012 Olympic Games Pc Crack Only. Products can now be related to Accounts and specific data captured on the relationship. Workflow can be used to update the Primary Attribute with pertinent information such as Account Name & Product Name (click the image below to enlarge): The details area from both the Accounts and Products provides easy insight into what Products an Account owns, and the Accounts that have purchased a designated Product when this new relationship is used. Below the modified Associated View shared between Accounts and Products (click the image below to enlarge): Use of the “middle” entity provides quick insight into relationship details that would otherwise need to be captured in a disparate system, spreadsheet, or by other means. “Middle” entities provide fast reference into each related entity and the data collected on the entity. Learn more about Microsoft Dynamics CRM by attending a free or contact The Resource Group at 425-277-4760.

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• How to prevent users from manually overriding serial numbers or lot numbers • The negative effects of overriding serial numbers in the inventory-related modules, and the negative effects of overriding lot numbers in the inventory-related modules MORE INFORMATION How to prevent users from manually overriding serial numbers or lot numbers Notes • In the Serial/Lot Number Entry window, users can still select available serial numbers or available lot numbers. • In Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0, you have to repeat these steps on all the workstations where inventory transactions are processed and on all the servers where inventory transactions are processed. Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 and Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 • Click Microsoft Dynamics GP, point to Tools, point to Setup, point to Inventory, and then click Inventory Control. • In the Inventory Control Setup window, click to select the Use Existing Serial/Lot Numbers Only on Decrease and Transfer Transactions check box. Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0 • Open the Microsoft Dynamics GP code folder. By default, the Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0 code folder is in the following location: C: Program Files Microsoft Dynamics GP • Make a backup copy of the Dex.ini file in a different folder. • Open the original Dex.ini file by using Notepad.