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| Updating custom fields in an existing invoice fails |
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| Posted : 2008-11-06 08:07:29 |
I'm trying to update a custom field for an existing invoice. For a multi-line invoice, changing the custom field value with:
myRecordset.Fields("MyCustomFieldName").Value = "New Value"
fails with:
Exception: Multiple-step operation generated errors. Check each status value.
Checking the SDK output shows these errors:
20081105.145029 I 3680 QBSDKMsgSetHandler MODIFY: Invoice
20081105.145029 E 3680 InvoiceStorage::BuildInvoiceLine This feature is not enabled or not available in this version of QuickBooks. HRESULT=0x80040527
20081105.145029 E 3680 InvoiceStorage::BuildInvoiceLine This feature is not enabled or not available in this version of QuickBooks. HRESULT=0x80040527
20081105.145029 E 3680 InvoiceStorage::BuildInvoiceLine This feature is not enabled or not available in this version of QuickBooks. HRESULT=0x80040527
20081105.145029 E 3680 InvoiceStorage::BuildInvoiceLine This feature is not enabled or not available in this version of QuickBooks. HRESULT=0x80040527
I've tried updating Invoice and also updating the individual invoiceLines, but the failure is the same.
I'm running QB Pro 2008 v.18.0.4005.0 and QODBC v8.00.00.242 |
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| Posted : 2008-11-06 09:21:13 |
Normally you would use UPDATE statements like these:
UPDATE InvoiceLIne SET CustomFieldInvoiceLIneColor = 'Blue Item Line'
where TxnId='2B55-1071523067' and InvoiceLineTxnLineID = '2B57-1071523067'
or
UPDATE Invoice SET CustomFieldColor = 'Red Invoice'
where TxnId='2B55-1071523067'
The first UPDATE sets the Color for the ONE InvoiceLine only while the second updates the color for the Invoice. |
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