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Description

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This information applies to all Planned functions.

There are two events for sorting orders:

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1: Sorting on existing fields 

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• Change sorting key 

  • Use Set_Sorting1()-function.
    

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• Change sorting direction

  • This is done in two steps:
  1. Use OnAfterSetFrom[ and the Set_Sorting1()-function.
  2. Use OnAfterSetCurrentKey and the .Ascending()-function.

Helper Functions

The event parameter "_BaseOrderLineElementView" includes five sorting functions you can use to sort on up to four new custom fields.

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• _BaseOrderElement

  • Helper functions to identify and manipulate the Order-element
  • Get:
    • Get_Value
      • Get any value already set on the element
    • Get_BackendID
      • Get Order No.
    • Get_RecRefFromReferenceID
      
      • Get RecordRef to the Order
  • Set:
    • Set_Value
      • Set a custom value
    • Set_Sorting1,2,3,4,5
      • Sort on up to five new custom fields. See How-to: Sorting of Orders

Sorting multiple document sources using "Any-event"

If you work across locations you might also want to filter across all of them

For example, the sorting for Receive orders list is:

1. Warehouse Receipts
2. Purchase Orders
3. Transfer Orders
4. Sales Return Orders

All four document sources can be in the same list (with each internally ordered by document numbers)

If you filter across all document types, then use the "Any"-event, else use the document-specific event(s)

Sorting on Existing fields ("OnAfterSetCurrentKey"-events)

Example 1

• Change key to existing field "Item no."
• Change sorting direction to "Descending"

[EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Codeunit, Codeunit::"MOB WMS Put Away", 'OnGetPutAwayOrderLines_OnAfterSetCurrentKey', '', true, true)]
procedure OnGetPutAwayOrderLines_OnAfterSetCurrentKey(var _BaseOrderLineElementView: Record "MOB Ns BaseDataModel Element")
begin
     _BaseOrderLineElementView.SetCurrentKey(ItemNumber);
     _BaseOrderLineElementView.Ascending(false);
end;

Example 2

• Change key to existing field "Order No."

[EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Codeunit, Codeunit::"MOB WMS Receive", 'OnGetReceiveOrders_OnAfterSetCurrentKey', '', true, true)]
procedure OnGetReceiveOrders_OnAfterSetCurrentKey(var _BaseOrderElementView: Record "MOB Ns BaseDataModel Element")
begin
     _BaseOrderElementView.SetCurrentKey(BackendID);
     _BaseOrderElementView.Ascending(true);
end;

Sorting on Custom fields ("OnAfterSetFrom"-events)

Note. For this task: you must both:

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Affect all sources by using "Any"-events

If you work across locations you might also want to filter across all of them

For example, the sorting for Receive orders list is:

1. Warehouse Receipts
2. Purchase Orders
3. Transfer Orders
4. Sales Return Orders

All four document sources can be in the same list (with each internally ordered by document numbers)

If you filter across all document types, then use the "Any"-event, else use the document-specific event(s)

Sorting on Existing fields ("OnAfterSetCurrentKey"-events)

Example 1

• Change key to existing field "Item no."
• Change sorting direction to "Descending"

[EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Codeunit, Codeunit::"MOB WMS Put Away", 'OnGetPutAwayOrderLines_OnAfterSetCurrentKey', '', true, true)]
procedure OnGetPutAwayOrderLines_OnAfterSetCurrentKey(var _BaseOrderLineElementView: Record "MOB Ns BaseDataModel Element")
begin
     _BaseOrderLineElementView.SetCurrentKey(ItemNumber);
     _BaseOrderLineElementView.Ascending(false);
end;

Example 2

• Change key to existing field "Order No."

[EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Codeunit, Codeunit::"MOB WMS Receive", 'OnGetReceiveOrders_OnAfterSetCurrentKey', '', true, true)]
procedure OnGetReceiveOrders_OnAfterSetCurrentKey(var _BaseOrderElementView: Record "MOB Ns BaseDataModel Element")
begin
     _BaseOrderElementView.SetCurrentKey(BackendID);
     _BaseOrderElementView.Ascending(true);
end;

Sorting on Custom fields ("OnAfterSetFrom"-events)

Note. For this task: you must both:

1. Set the value
2. Enable sorting on it

Example 1: 

Sort all picks by "Assigned User ID"

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    [EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Codeunit, Codeunit::"MOB WMS Pick", 'OnGetPickOrders_OnAfterSetFromAnyHeader', '', true, true)]
    local procedure MySortByCustomTag_OnGetPickOrders_OnAfterSetFromAnyHeader(_RecRef: RecordRef; var _BaseOrderElement: Record "MOB Ns BaseDataModel Element")
    var
        DataTypeManagement: Codeunit "Data Type Management";
        NewFieldRef: FieldRef;
    begin
        if DataTypeManagement.FindFieldByName(_RecRef, NewFieldRef, 'Assigned User ID') then
            _BaseOrderElement.SetValue('AssignedUserID', 'Assigned to: ' + CopyStr(NewFieldRef.Value(), 1, NewFieldRef.Length()));

        _BaseOrderElement.Set_Sorting1(_BaseOrderElement.GetValue('AssignedUserID'));
    end;

Example 2:

Sort only Warehouse Picks by "Assigned User ID"

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    [EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Codeunit, Codeunit::"MOB WMS Pick", 'OnGetPickOrders_OnAfterSetFromWarehouseActivityHeader', '', true, true)]
    local procedure My02GetPickOrders_OnAfterSetFromWarehouseActivityHeader(_WhseActHeader: Record "Warehouse Activity Header"; var _BaseOrderElement: Record "MOB Ns BaseDataModel Element")
    begin
        _BaseOrderElement.SetValue('AssignedUserID', 'Assigned to: ' + _WhseActHeader."Assigned User ID");
        _BaseOrderElement.Set_Sorting1(_BaseOrderElement.GetValue('AssignedUserID'));
    end;