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Here are two pretty cool Acumatica concept customizations that were done to show how you can easily create an Acumatica Generic Inquiry from a Screen, including (and this is the important part) automatic detection of the joins.
Vladimir Panchenko posted these videos to the following feedback idea:
https://feedback.acumatica.com/ideas/ACU-I-1959
It looks like the videos were created for an internal Acumatica Hackathon event. I reposted the videos to YouTube:
Both of these are great ideas for how to easily create Generic Inquiries from Screens in Acumatica. I hope that someday we see something like this make it into the Acumatica product.
The most exciting part in the second video for me is the SUGGEST buttons which automatically populate the Relations tab, the most difficult tab for people when creating Generic Inquiries.
These SUGGEST buttons would go a long way (in my opinion) towards fulfilling this Feedback Idea:
https://feedback.acumatica.com/ideas/ACU-I-639
hello. i have a case . i need to create GI with accsases for example ... admin would be able to see all requests and other users would not all . they onlay could see requests created by themselfs . i dont know how to create GI like this ...
Dato,
Is this related to this Discussion Topic or did you mean to create a new one?
Hi Tim ,
Im just a beginner,this discussion is so helpful to me .
follow your step ,but my Generic inquiry doesnt have Suggest bottom , Suggest bottom is about Acumatica version ?
and im trying to create a screen for my Pruchase Order , wanna shows these field on mt po screen ,
Am i wrong with Relations ?
i dont know how to create these ....
if you can help me, thats so wonderful .thank you
You would need to install the customization in order to get the SUGGEST buttons.
hi tim thank you you replied me , but i cant findding that buttons ,would you tell me how to do that ?
Queena,
The video's that Tim shared in this discussion string are conceptual designs. They were taken from a demonstration conducted by developers at Acumatica showing tools they are testing. These do not exist in the production product. Therefore, you won't find either of them in your instance of Acumatica,
Additionally, I don't recommend that you download or install the tools in a production environment as they are not supported, may break other parts of the system, and may never be deployed by Acumatica.
Sorry for not being more clear that these are not features in standard Acumatica. At least not yet.
And I totally agree with Shawn about not deploying into a Production environment.