AGS Call: Bypass / Ignore Warning

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Tony2
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Hi All:

Searched for quite some time with no luck, so I figured I would ask. Posting an AGS call and encountering a soft warning: Message=Warning-Date Invalid; OK to continue

Executing this via the Lawson forms, we click OK and voila, the transaction submits.

Has anyone encountered this and worked around it through some bypass warning parameter with the AGS parameters?

ON a side note, is there a listing of all possible AGS parameters somewhere? I could not find that either.

Thanks in advance,

Tony

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Some Lawson forms have "bypass" hidden fields to allow the update to occur with warnings.  They usually start with XMIT-   and are hidden fields.  Some contain a block of fields (such as XMIT-HREMP-BLOCK on PA52 where it is a 10 digit number where each digit represents a specific field and if there is a 1 in that column it bypasses the warning).

Sorry no documentation on which forms have them.  You have to look at the COBOL program to see. 

There was a web doc at one time on support.lawson.com with the parameters to AGS, not sure if it is still there.

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I've been able to get around the click add again - see my blog posting:
http://consultdavidw.blog...click-add-again.html

I can't promise it'll work for the form you're working on.
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Also look at:
http://consultdavidw.blog...dits-giving-you.html
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Tony2
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XMIT-HREMP-BLOCK = 100000000 worked. I should have included the form pa52 in my original post as that would have helped with responses I'm sure.

Thanks Dave for the solution and thank you Gary for the backup explanation..

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FYI, the first digit in XMIT-HREMP-BLOCK means ignore all 7 warnings below, to only ignore specific warnings you need to set the digit related: (the last digit is currently not being used).

1. SSN duplicate

2. SSN number invalid

3. Pay out of range

4. Currency had unended PR rates

5. Currency some amts not changed.

6. Tax locator

7. Work Country invalid

8  K12 Position invalid

So if you want to bypass only the invalid SSN number and Pay rate you would code XMIT-HREMP-BLOCK as 0011000000

There are other XMIT fields for other warnings:

               XMIT-DEDDAT         Deductions dates equal or overlap
               XMIT-REQDED        Required Deductions will be updated
               XMIT-ACT-EXISTS   Action already exists
               XMIT-IMMED              Immediate action with future date

In 9.0.1 there is a new block for PA52.5 XMIT-PAPEP-BLOCK that has a couple of different ones for dept and reason code.

 

 

 

Tony2
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Awesome Gary, thanks.

Did you pull this from any documentation or through inspection of the form?
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No documentation, browsing code.

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Wow! You guys are right. This is a really tough one. I've spent the last 15 hours trying to nail my own PA52 AGS. I was able to get a the Add In record uploaded by including both the HK and the XMIT-REQDED However, that didn't translate to success on my PFLOW AGS call. What was really bizarre is that the AGS was successfully from the Designer, but failed I uploaded the .xml to the server. For some reason, PFLOW didn't recognize the field lenght of 'Action Code' (10). I had to put spaces in after . I think it was just dumb luck!

Gary, you're spot on with your explanation of XMIT fields. I found a presentation on support.lawson.com that breaks it down by error message.
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Looks right to me

Thanks

T



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Wow! You guys are right. This is a really tough one. I've spent the last
15 hours trying to nail my own PA52 AGS. I was able to get a the Add In
record uploaded by including both the HK and the XMIT-REQDED However,
that didn't translate to success on my PFLOW AGS call. What was really
bizarre is that the AGS was successfully from the Designer, but failed I
uploaded the .xml to the server. For some reason, PFLOW didn't recognize
the field lenght of 'Action Code' (10). I had to put spaces in after . I
think it was just dumb luck!

Gary, you're spot on with your explanation of XMIT fields. I found a
presentation on support.lawson.com that breaks it down by error message.


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