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posting sales agreement using x++

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Hi, Is it possible and how hard would it be to to post confirmation of sales agreement (using SalesAgreementHeader instead of SalesTable)?

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I tried modifying this code so that it would use SalesAgreementHeader table, but nothing happened, there must be a lot of code underneath.

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  • Sohaib Cheema Profile Picture
    Sohaib Cheema 49,677 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Hi,

    Try using any of following classes

    AgreementConfirm_Sales

    AgreementConfirm

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    Community Member on at

    Instead of SalesFormLetter or do you mean like somewhere additionally?

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    Sohaib Cheema 49,677 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

    Allow me to paste, some rough code of lines, written quickly. You can explore more by yourself. These are Woking to confirm a sales agreement.

    SalesAgreementHeader    SalesAgreementHeader;
    AgreementConfirm_Sales  objAgreementConfirm_Sales;
    ;

    SalesAgreementHeader.clear();
    SalesAgreementHeader  = SalesAgreementHeader::findAgreementId('SAG-000002');

    objAgreementConfirm_Sales = AgreementConfirm_Sales::construct();
    objAgreementConfirm_Sales.parmAgreementHeader(SalesAgreementHeader);
    //<Eanbale any one of folliwng two lines of code.>
        //objAgreementConfirm_Sales.prompt();//<if you want prompt for user>
        //objAgreementConfirm_Sales.startConfirm();//<if you want silent confirmation without prompt, use only this line and comment previous line of code>
    //</Eanbale any of folliwng two lines of code.>
    info('Ok');
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    Thanks! This is exactly what I have been looking for :)

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