Toi, The sample code provided should be a good starting point for creating a sales order with multiple lines. Create a loop to iterate through the line items for your order and create a new SalesOrderLine object inside of this loop so that it gets recreated on each pass. After setting your properties for the current line, add it to a SalesOrderLine array that you've already created.

your code should have a loop to add multiple sales order lines. Untested code snippet follows... // Create an array of sales order lines // Initialize the array with sales order line object SalesOrderLine[] orders = { salesOrderLine }; // Add sales order lines for (int i = 0; i < orderlines.Rows.Count; i++) { // Create a sales order line to specify the ordered item

Are these Key fields the Primary Key fields? Are they Autonumbers? Evi "JJ Johnson" <JJJohnson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:D5BE768A-1EA5-4F47-8D3D-E3B0456E4110@microsoft.com... I have a report that is returning the wrong bill number for customers. The database table has a "BillKey" field and a "BillNumber" field. The "BillNumber" is the correct bill number for each

RonRedmer, I answered this in the microsoft.public.dynamics.gp.developer newsgroup posting that you multi-posted this to. patrick developer support -- This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "RonRedmer" <RonRedmer@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:4BCDFF90-5205-4A6B-865F-69C026B8ECED@microsoft.com... I am having a problem creating

Brian Selzer wrote: A typical schema with artificial keys: Customer {CustomerKey, CustomerNo, ...} Key {CustomerKey}, Key {CustomerNo} Item {ItemKey, ItemNo, ...} Key {ItemKey}, Key {ItemNo} CI {CustomerItemKey, CustomerKey, ItemKey, CustomerItemNo} Key {CustomerItemKey}, Key {CustomerKey, ItemKey} CI[ItemKey] IN Item[ItemKey] CI[CustomerKey