Order and line tables are used whenever we need a worksheet to enter data that is later acted upon. Once they have been processed, they should no longer be required. Reports should act upon the transactions that the order created, such as inventory transactions, sales ledger transactions, invoices, and more.
Creating order header tables
by Simon Buxton
Extending Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations Cookbook
- Preface
- Starting a New Project
- Data Structures
- Creating the User Interface
- Application Extensibility, Form Code-Behind, and Frameworks
- Business Intelligence
- Security
- Leveraging Extensibility
- Introduction
- Extending standard tables without customization footprint
- Creating data-event handler methods
- How to customize a document layout without an over-layer
- Creating event handler methods
- Extending standard forms without customization footprint
- Using a form event handler to replace a lookup
- Creating your own query functions
- Data Management, OData, and Office
- Consuming and Exposing Services
- Extensibility Through Metadata and Data Date-Effectiveness
- Unit Testing
- Automated Build Management
- Servicing Your Environment
- Workflow Development
- State Machines
Creating order header tables
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