on 04-14-2006 10:43 AM
Hi all,
Pls help me code to catch event after add a new item into database successful from Item Master Data form. BC I want to do something with that new item at once when it's just been inserted into the database. Thanks !
Yes, DI Event Service comes with samples too and these samples are available for C# and VB.NET too.
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Hello Andy,
We have a new tool called DI Event Service provided in SDN. It is free and open source, please check it out @ https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/53cefa6a-0a01-0010-cd8e-e7c....
Hope this helps,
Nick
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Hi Margerete,
C# is almost alike VB.NET, so it must be easy to convert from C# -> VB.NET. (I do it all the time the other way around, VB.NET -> C#)
If you are using plain VB, I'm afraid it might be a bit difficultier, because the service uses Microsofts Message Queuing Service. In .NET those functiosn are a lot easier...
Hope it helps,
Rowdy
Have a look at the new Form Data Event available in V2005 SP1. It will notify you when a new item has been added in the Item Master form.
John.
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Hi Andy,
There is no such event. Maybe the <i>et_Validate</i> event in combination with the <i>!pVal.Before_Action</i> (so after the validate event) could do the trick.
Otherwise, if you could do that 'something' you want to do in SQL, you could use the <i>SBO_SP_TransactionNotification</i>. That stored procedure is called everytime anything occures in SBO.
Hope it helps,
Rowdy
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