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…nevermind… had the wrong customer…
This is now working! Thanks for the assist @abbott!!!
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okay… ones step further… but it now tells me…
“Invalid currency reference key 3 for entity”
…but Canadian Dollars is internal id 3 in my system and the customer(entity) has both USD and CAD available…
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ignore that previous…
that did not change the currency on the sales order. the post went through and did not fail but it did not change the currency.
So, I am still stuck on how to post a CAD SalesOrder transaction.
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I fixed it… was using <currencyName>… changed it to <ns1:currency xsi:type=”xsd:string”>Canadian Dollar</ns1:currency>
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I added that and there is no change to the result…
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After changing the customer to allow CAD as well as USD, I can post using administrator.
Does anyone know specifically what permission is needed to allow my integration role to do this?
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I found the answer I needed….
Since I know that my server time is Pacific and I am always 3 hours ahead in Eastern, even with Daylight Savings Time…
var date = new Date();date.setHours(date.getHours() + 3);…which gets the current hours of the variable date and sets it to +3 hours…Although this particular script should never run after 9pm, from what I have read, if the above “+3” returns an hour over 23, it will increment the date and the extra hours so it should be valid for any time reference…- 3571 views
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Does anyone have any idea why I cannot set a time in the criteria of this saved search?
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With a record browser, I can see that there is a date time in the createddate field…
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