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Discount Reason Code Required

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Posted on by Carroll Adkins 130

A client has the Discount Reason Code option checked so that a reason code is required when a sales associate applies a discount to a transaction.  However, I am noticing that transactions are being conducted with a discount applied, and the TransactionEntry.DiscountReasonCodeID = 0, and the receipt just says discount, and does not specify the reason code.  I tested at the POS that a reason code is required before applying a discount and it works, but when I check the database the TransactionEntry.DiscountReasonCodeID = 0.   I am not sure why this is happening.  Has anyone else experienced this situation?

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    Sounds like a bug,  Have you submitted the case to Microsoft?  

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    Carroll Adkins 130 on at

    Thanks for the reply, but the problem is not the receipt.  The issue is that sometimes when a reason code is added to a discounted transaction, the transactionentry.reasoncodeid does not get updated in the database and contains the default value of 0, even though a discount reason code was entered by the sales associate.  So the transaction is discounted, but we cannot tell why because the database did not save the reason code id.  

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    Craig Harris 797 on at

    I add the following to our receipt .xml template to show the discount reason code:

                           <IF>
                               <CONDITION> Entry.ExtendedDiscountNegative &lt;&gt; 0 </CONDITION>
                               <THEN>
                                  <ROW> "|" Entry.ReasonDiscount.Description "|" Entry.ExtendedDiscountNegative  </ROW>
                               </THEN>
                            </IF>
    Cheers,

    Craig

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