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code change · fixInventoryofficial - Microsoftreviewed - checked by Opus

#10213 Bug 8845 Old Prices Calculated in Req. Worksheet

When other fields on a Requisition Line are validated, Order Date is no longer set to a date before the work date, so prices are calculated correctly. Starting Date is now only updated through validation, so validating Order Date from code no longer sets it directly.

Open in Claude10213.mdPull request #10213

Pull request · merged into main (BC30) on 2026-09-24 by Dan-Karlsson (community contribution) · 10 files (+158 -62), 2 AL · fix · tier official · reviewed (checked by Opus)

What changed

  • Validating other Requisition Line fields no longer sets Order Date earlier than the work date
  • Fixes outdated prices calculated in the requisition worksheet
  • Starting Date is only set through validation, keeping Starting Date-Time in sync
  • New test in SCMPlanReqWksht and existing tests adjusted that relied on past order dates
  • Behaviour changes for users or extensions.

AL objects touched

  • Table 246 “Requisition Line”, Base Application: modified
  • src/Layers/IT/BaseApp/Inventory/Requisition/RequisitionLine.Table.al: modified, not in the BC30 snapshot

Context

  • Fixes: #8845 [Bug]: Old Prices Calculated in Req. Worksheet (closed)
  • Work items: AB#634061
  • Labels: ADO: Sync, From Fork, Team: SCM
  • Systems: inventory
  • From the description: “Does not set Order Date in Requisition Line to an older date than workdate when validating other fields, to make the price calculations correct.”

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