Okie Doke...I thought I was losing my mind a while back and figured I had made an error with my macro when I was testing this earlier...okay this makes no sense, I will start again.
A few months back, my engineering dept asked if there was a way to set aside a large block of sequential inventory items for a project. I thought about it and decided that a Transaction Import Job that would create the inventory items with a description of "reserved for project 123456" would work. Then as they actually "consumed" the inventory items for the project, they could override the description and anything else they needed to change.
So I created my intelligent control macro, "commenting out" anything that would be filled in by default values and hard coding any values that I could. I created a test csv file and tried it. the inventory screen promptly crashed with a message from windows that "Inventory Items has stopped working". I went back and reviewed the macro and the csv file and could not figure out what I did wrong.
Fast forward to today...I need to update the default site and pick and put away bins for roughly 500 inventory items. So I turned to TI again. Intelligent Macro, with everything commented out except the part number, the site and the bin locations. Created my data file (multi level) with the "Change" comment added after the level alias, and fed it to TI...pressed start, and it did the same thing. "Inventory Items has stopped working".
Using SL 2011 FP1 with all hotfixes applied (actually did this last night). SQL 2008R2 as the backend...and yes, the inventory screen is customized...but using the intelligent macro, and not actually addressing any of the custom fields (they are commented out).
Any help would be appreciated.