Enhancements & Revisions

Adagio OrderEntry 8.0A

May 30, 2005

Support for Item Alerts in Adagio Inventory 8.0A has been added.
Item fields in the Secondary item file and the Extended item file in Adagio Inventory 8.0A are available in item grids and finders.
Added an option in the Company Profile to control how serial lines are added to orders for serialized items. You can choose to add serial lines automatically, ask to add serial lines, or not add serial lines automatically.
The multi-currency sample data now includes multi-currency data for Adagio Inventory.
The serial numbers report for OE stand-alone (no Adagio Inventory) did not show serial numbers in OE 8.0A (2005.04.18).
When a payment was taken in a foreign amount and the calculated home equivalent amount was overridden, the Invoice Audit list showed the home amount as originally calculated from the foreign payment amount.
When importing items, the pricing determination fields now default from the Category if they are not specified in the import file.
When importing Alternate Price List items, the number of decimals is now defaulted rather than set to zero if not specified in the import file. The number of decimals defaults from the home currency decimals for single currency and from the source currency decimals for multi-currency price lists.
In single currency databases, the Order Action Report did not print correctly and when the template was saved and reopened the fields were not the ones you selected.
The Order Action report was missing the underline column in OrderEntry 8.0A (2005.04.19).
Performance of the Edit Orders grid and finders was slow on a large database across a network on some types of servers in Adagio OrderEntry 8.0A (2005.04.19).
If documents were posted in ACCPAC® Plus™ Order Entry, Adagio OrderEntry displayed the message “The order statistics will now be updated, due to postings in ACCPAC Plus Order Entry”. This process took several seconds or more on a large database across a network on some types of servers. This process should now take one second or less. This problem only occurred in Adagio OrderEntry 8.0A (2005.04.19).
In single currency databases, if you edited a Special Price, it created a new (duplicate) item instead of saving the original. (The Data Integrity Check will remove the extra (original) item).
In single currency databases, when adding an item not on the alternate price list to an order, the price defaulted to zero instead of the base price from the master item. In multi-currency databases it defaults to zero, as the master item pricing may not be in the currency of the order.