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CSSBCForecastItemDetail Methods

This section describes the methods that are implemented in the CSSBCForecastItemDetail Class.

AutoAdjust

The AutoAdjust method updates the current record to have the same values as this record had for the previous forecast. It is called on individual detail records. For example, if you create a forecast one month and update one of the detail records, you can use the AutoAdjust method to automatically update next month's forecast to have the same value. This method can only be called when there is a current active row.

Origin
Implemented in CSSBCForecastItemDetail.
Invocable
You can invoke AutoAdjust from server script, browser script, and business services.
You can also invoke this method through custom buttons and commands.

UpdateSelectionFromRevn

The UpdateSelectionFromRevn method synchronizes Forecast Detail records from Revenue records. Since Forecast Detail records are copies of Revenue records, if a Revenue record is updated you might want to synchronize that record with the current detail record. This method can only be called when there are one or more current active rows.

Origin
Implemented in CSSBCForecastItemDetail.
Invocable
You can invoke UpdateSelectionFromRevn from server script, browser script, and business services.
You can also invoke this method through custom buttons and commands.

UpdateSelectionToRevn

The UpdateSelectionToRevn method synchronizes Forecast Detail records to Revenue records. Since Forecast Detail records are copies of Revenue records, if the detail record is updated you might want to synchronize that record with the Revenue record. This method can only be called when there are one or more current active rows.

Origin
Implemented in CSSBCForecastItemDetail.
Invocable
You can invoke UpdateSelectionToRevn from server script, browser script, and business services.
You can also invoke this method through custom buttons and commands.

 Siebel Developer's Reference 
 Published: 23 October 2003