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| ===== Adding Multiple Attachments to Emails ===== | ===== Adding Multiple Attachments to Emails ===== | ||
| - | Below is a method | + | <WRAP center round tip 80%> |
| + | In Bizweaver 2.6, a feature was added to allow a user to do this programmatically within the application without any special handling. This can be found here **[[bw2: | ||
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| + | Below is a method | ||
| * Example workflow | * Example workflow | ||
| - | {{ :bw:7ziptipworkflow.png? | + | {{ :bw2:exampleworkflow.png|}} |
| * 1. Define the proper variables using the Variables tool. | * 1. Define the proper variables using the Variables tool. | ||
| * Outfile is the zip file that 7zip is creating. | * Outfile is the zip file that 7zip is creating. | ||
| * This path is in " | * This path is in " | ||
| - | * If saved in the above folder path you must create the " | + | * If saved in the above folder path, you must create the " |
| * InFiles is the folder with all the files that are being zipped. | * InFiles is the folder with all the files that are being zipped. | ||
| - | * ' | + | * ' |
| - | {{ :bw:7zipvariablesstep1.png?nolink | + | {{ :bw2:variabletool_ui.png?|}} |
| - | * 2. Using the WF Exec Tool to have 7zip call the input folder to zip and have it output the zip file to the desired location. | + | * 2. Using the WF Exec Tool to have 7zip, call the input folder to zip and output the zip file to the desired location. |
| * Full Path: This is the location of 7zip.exe | * Full Path: This is the location of 7zip.exe | ||
| * Add Arguments: This is the command line prompt needed to zip the input file. This also tells the 7zip the name and location of the output file. | * Add Arguments: This is the command line prompt needed to zip the input file. This also tells the 7zip the name and location of the output file. | ||
| - | * Wait for Execute: This will wait for 7zip to finish | + | * Wait for Execute: This will wait for 7zip to finish zipping the files before continuing the workflow. |
| - | {{ :bw:7zipexecstep2.png?nolink |}} | + | {{ :bw2:exe_ui.png?nolink |}} |
| * 3. Add the variable for the OutFile in the attachments section of the Email tool to add the zipped file to the email. | * 3. Add the variable for the OutFile in the attachments section of the Email tool to add the zipped file to the email. | ||
| - | {{ :bw:7zipemailstep3.png?nolink |}} | + | {{ :bw2:email_attachment_ui.png?nolink |}} |
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| + | ===== Updating posting periods in SAP Business One===== | ||
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| + | When using Bizweaver and the DI Server if posting periods are updated in SAP the DI Server needs to be restarted. The steps are as follows | ||
| + | * Open the SAP Service Manager from the Start menu. | ||
| + | * Start Menu | ||
| + | * SAP Business One Folder | ||
| + | * Service Manager | ||
| + | * Stop the DI Server | ||
| + | * Navigate to C: | ||
| + | * Delete the SMS_OBS_DLL file from Temp | ||
| + | * Start the DI Server | ||
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| + | Once this is done if you run a Bizweaver workflow that interacts with the DI Server it will generate the SMS_OBS_DLL file and connect to SAP now using the proper posting period. | ||
| + | ===== Barcode size changing in Crystal Reports ===== | ||
| + | Please review this article for troubleshooting Crystal Reports Barcodes size changing when generating a Crystal Report from Bizweaver **[[https:// | ||