E1: 42: Sales Order Edit Line SOEF String Functions (B4205101) and szSOEMBFInternalFlags (Doc ID 1375749.1)

Last updated on MAY 01, 2023

Applies to:

JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Sales Order Processing - Version XE and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

This note is to explain possible issue you come across in Sales Order processing. Through this note we may understand inquiries,

Note:

Information describes here is different from Sales Order flag described at <Note 1268884.1> - E1: 42: Sales Order Flags in F4211 (P4210/P42101/R42565/F4211/F49211)
Business function B4205101 which is heavily used during sales order processing, which may call before Edit Line or inside Edit Line routine which validates/defaults/creates cache/workfile for sales order detail information.
Global variables and static variables should not be used in BSFN code. These constructs are not threadsafe because they can be modified and accessed by multiple threads simultaneously. Instead, state information should be made temporary (stored in local variables and passed via function parameters), stored in JDECACHE, or simply removed. Here are a few ways that globals and statics are often used as well as some suggestions on how to remove the need for them.
And this method is economical because we do not have to define multiple variables or multiple parameters in calling master business functions

B4205100 - Sales Order ALPH String Functions (refer to <Document 983617.1> - E1: 42: How to Debug the Value Returned by B4205100 (Sales Order ALPH String Functions)

B4205101 - Sales Order Edit Line SOEF String Functions <Document 1375749.1> - E1: 42: Sales Order Edit Line SOEF String Functions (B4205101) and szSOEMBFInternalFlags
B4205102 - Sales Order End Doc SOEF String Functions
B4205103 - Sales Order Begin Doc SOEF String Functions
B4205104 - Sales Order PreProcessor SOEF String Functions

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