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 Jim Gray 

14 years ago
Richard,
Would it be fairly easy to use set up code to log any changes made to specific inventory numbers? eg. shipping, purchase order reciepts, manual adjustments, etc. Basically the same type code used on a user level but attached to inventory items instead?  I am thinking it would be good info for tracking variances and how they happened.  Thanks as always for your great classes.


Reply from Richard Rost:

Probably the easiest thing to do would be to create a ModifiedDate field in your table. Whenever a record is changed  or added, set the ModifiedDate. This way you could go through and look at all of the recently updated records.

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