Testing Your Registry Entries
The system does not verify the validity of registry entries. Be sure to test your registry entries after completing them to verify that they are functioning correctly.
Setting Values are Uppercase-Lowercase Sensitive:
The Setting Value is case-sensitive: be sure that you enter the value exactly as specified in the documentation. If the documentation specifies a value of true, do NOT enter True or TRUE.
Material Requisitioning users should also see Registry Entry Shop Order for setting the default stocking and staging locations.
The registry setting to implement the Import Cost Wizard is included in Registry Option for Import Costs Wizard .
To set the Import Required Resources File Path see Workorder option to set Import Required Resource default directory.
Id: sys-start-sbckordrfllng
See the Standard Registry section in Registry Viewer for additional Registry Id formats to allow entries for specific Users, Branches, Security, or User Groups to override the main entry.
By default, Obsolete Locations and Inventory Items are now excluded from Start Backorder Filling. A registry may be implemented to have Start Fill Backorders include Obsolete Items and/or Locations.
Registry Id: sys-start-sbckordrfllng
Setting Key: IncludeObsoleteLocations Setting Value: true (default is false)
Setting Key: IncludeObsoleteItems Setting Value: true (default is false)
This registry entry allows the user to define the rules to control which types of orders would be filled first when this function is run.
Setting Key: OrderBy Setting Value: "a series of tokens to set the desired sort"
Sort tokens:
^COP^ - Client Orders have priority
^SOP^ - Shop Orders have priority
^DateOrdered^ - Sort by Date Ordered
^DatePromised^ - Sort by Date Promised
Example: fill COP ahead of SOP and then by Date Promised would look like this ...
Setting Key: OrderBy Setting Value: ^COP^,^DatePromised^