Help with Edit

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I have a rule in a object that says the following:

If COUNT Product WHERE (Product.Part_Number=ThisProduct.Part_Number AND Product.Application_Mode='NewVersion')<1 Then
Create Product WITH Product.Description_Long=ThisProduct.Description_Long,Product.Description_Short=ThisProduct.Description_Short,Product.x_extItems=ThisProduct.x_extItems,Product.Lead_Time_Default=ThisProduct.Lead_Time_Default,Product.List_Price=ThisProduct.List_Price,Product.Model_Number=ThisProduct.Model_Number,Product.Part_Number=ThisProduct.Part_Number,Product.Remark_History=ThisProduct.Remark_History,Product.Support_Person=ThisProduct.Support_Person,Product.X_Attachment=ThisProduct.X_Attachment,Product.X_Company_Supplier=ThisProduct.X_Company_Supplier,Product.X_Export_Item_Product=ThisProduct.X_Export_Item_Product,Product.X_Ref_Product_Family=ThisProduct.X_Ref_Product_Family,Product.X_Alert_Notification=ThisProduct.X_Alert_Notification,Product.Application_Mode='NewVersion',Product.Revision=ThisProduct.Revision+1

Pretty straight forward. I want to Edit the newly created Product. What do I need to do? Everytime I try to use some form of editing I always get the original Product versus the new Product. I am sure there must be a simple way to edit the new Product.

[technopak]

Mmmm very odd,

You should only have to EDIT Product after the CREATE statement for it to work.

CREATE puts the Product in context, so EDIT should work.


Peter

[BobK]

Have you tried using 'That' prefix?
For example: Edit ThatProduct


From the Users Guide:

That prefix indicates the second instance of an object added to the Context. Usually it is
the instance found by the FIND or PICK FROM action or created by the CREATE or
ENTER NEW actions.

[rocketman]

Is there some reason why you can't use ENTER NEW


If COUNT Product WHERE (Product.Part_Number=ThisProduct.Part_Number AND Product.Application_Mode='NewVersion')<1 Then
ENTER NEW Product WITH Product.Description_Long=ThisProduct.Description_Long,Product.Description_Short=ThisProduct.Description_Short,Product.x_extItems=ThisProduct.x_extItems,Product.Lead_Time_Default=ThisProduct.Lead_Time_Default,Product.List_Price=ThisProduct.List_Price,Product.Model_Number=ThisProduct.Model_Number,Product.Part_Number=ThisProduct.Part_Number,Product.Remark_History=ThisProduct.Remark_History,Product.Support_Person=ThisProduct.Support_Person,Product.X_Attachment=ThisProduct.X_Attachment,Product.X_Company_Supplier=ThisProduct.X_Company_Supplier,Product.X_Export_Item_Product=ThisProduct.X_Export_Item_Product,Product.X_Ref_Product_Family=ThisProduct.X_Ref_Product_Family,Product.X_Alert_Notification=ThisProduct.X_Alert_Notification,Product.Application_Mode='NewVersion',Product.Revision=ThisProduct.Revision+1

[rocketman]

..... PS, BobK is right, if you do use create then edit, then THAT would be the prefix you'd need, but just swapping CREATE for ENTER NEW in your original code should work i would have thought