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Microsoft added a way in C# 11 to make raw string literals by using three double-quotes, e.g.:string foo = """This is my multilinestring.""";Another option would be to use the @-sign to denote a literal string, which is also a C# construct.This would be a huge help when writing e.g. GraphQL queries in code.
I would like to add the need for functionality to adjust the price of items on multiple price lists at once. Scenario: Items (preferrably filtered bij item fields) will be adjusted with a factor on al relevant Prijce lists. And when the update on the specific pricelist is done, the former price list lines of that item should receive an ending date -1D befor the new prices are actual!
With the new Financial tag rules Preview since version 10.0.42 I am able to cover this now:Transaction entry Point 'Vendor invoice journal' and using the financial tag Invoice Number on the offset account. This also covers the financial tag value on each transaction in the accrual, so here I have the direct link now via standard D365FO.
Overall, The way reservations work in D365 BC is way more complicated that it needs to be. There really is no need for reservations to be linked to the individual item ledger transactions that make up the sum of the inventory that is on hand, as all the items of a particular item and lot number combination should be identical to each other. It really does not matter which particular bin the stock gets picked from, because it's all the same. A simple reservation ledger that adds and subtracts reservations, tagged to particular item numbers and lots is all that is needed, with the system simply summing up the entries to determine whether there is, or isn't any available (unreserved) stock. The sheer unnecessary complexity of how reservations work has caused huge headaches for our vendor partner, and considerable development expense for my organization.