You are very welcome mhyle,
I totally understand where you’re coming from with wanting the ability to void payables documents in bulk (in other words you don’t want to have to restrict on the vendor when you choose which documents to void). Our integration tools (IM and eConnect) do not have that functionality built in.
With that said, GP doesn’t just call a stored procedure or function when you void a payables transaction. There is dexterity code coming into play, and that dexterity code calls appropriate procedures/functions (a lot of them – not just one or two or three). You could get a SQL profiler trace to see all the stored procedures/functions being called when you void if desired (you'll see what I'm referring to). Additionally, which stored procedures are getting called depends on which modules are being used (like RED or AA) in addition to the modules we think about when we think about voiding a payables document (like PM, BR, GL). All of those scenarios would need to be taken into account when determining/developing a backend solution to void payables in bulk.
I think this would be a great product suggestion! I’m sure you are not the only person who’d like to see this functionality added to the product.
The most powerful tool at our disposal to bring visibility to Development, and drive change within Microsoft Dynamics GP is the Product Suggestion. Development reviews each suggestion very seriously when determining what GP’s upcoming features will be. The more votes the suggestion gets, the higher the likelihood it will be included in an upcoming release. This is an ideal method to let Development know that you’d like to see a specific change made within the product.
Here is more information on entering a Product Suggestion:
You can use the site below to add a new suggestion or enter a vote for an existing product suggestion:
https://experience.dynamics.com/ideas/
I wish I had a different answer for you here, mhyle. It’s possible others in the community will have other suggestions for you.
Thanks,
Andrea