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Thanks Steve, that makes sense now.<br />
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Actually, that's how I ended up doing it. &nbsp;I'm using econect to insert the drop ship PO, and then writing the link records myself. &nbsp;Then setting the sales commitment fields in the sop and pop tables.
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Thanks Steve, that makes sense now.

Actually, that's how I ended up doing it.  I'm using econect to insert the drop ship PO, and then writing the link records myself.  Then setting the sales commitment fields in the sop and pop tables.

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Hi, <br />
<br />
I wanted to add a sop to pop link using econnect.<br />
<br />
The econnect schema looks like this:<br />
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&lt;taSopToPopLink&gt;<br />
SOPTYPE<br />
SOPNUMBE<br />
VENDORID<br />
DOCDATE<br />
CURNCYID<br />
SHIPMTHD<br />
<br />
But the SOP60100 table (the sop to pop link table) has more fields like PONUMBER, LNITMSEQ, and ORD that I need to populate.<br />
<br />
Am I missing an XML node that handles the missing fields?<br />
<br />
Does anyone have an dotnet example (or even just the xml) of how to implement a soptopop link from econnect?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
William
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Hi, 

I wanted to add a sop to pop link using econnect.

The econnect schema looks like this:

<taSopToPopLink>
SOPTYPE
SOPNUMBE
VENDORID
DOCDATE
CURNCYID
SHIPMTHD

But the SOP60100 table (the sop to pop link table) has more fields like PONUMBER, LNITMSEQ, and ORD that I need to populate.

Am I missing an XML node that handles the missing fields?

Does anyone have an dotnet example (or even just the xml) of how to implement a soptopop link from econnect?

Thanks,
William

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