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If you want to add a line to a CDF settlement, it takes two steps - if you can't find a free line among the existing ones, you need to create one. This is the procedure to follow. Also, be aware that sections only allow certain number of lines. If you exceed the limit, an exception will be thrown. T...

Can you send me what you have tried so I know exactly what to look for?

Was the first step after setting up the Pending state to set the new status? tran.Status = TransactionStatus.Voided; Otherwise, it appears to be a security exception because you don't have some required permission. Go to the Security tab in SPAdmin and give yourself the necessary ProTrust and/or Tra...

I can never be sure without seeing code, but here goes... I've worked on creating transactions in the past and you have to do it in steps - like a user would enter it. Here is pseudo-code for the process. As so far as the Pending/Posted/Voided/etc status, you would use the TransactionStatus enumerat...

I'm not sure. If you Google the phrase "target invocation exception c#", you will see that the source of the exception is in the InnerException. Please send me the complete call stack, the InnerException information, and the version of Select are you using. Also, while the user profile will set the ...

I don't see a way to accomplish that logic with the "canned" options you have. Have you considered adding one more "and a code snippet evaluates to true" snippet with the other two at the top of the rule? The code could go directly to the "Other" contacts collection and test the LookupCode. You can ...

Have you reviewed the information on Lookup Tables in the SDK Help file? The topics in the section "How-To / Lookup Tables" discuss how to work with lookup tables from a client connection - no open order required. It uses the same ILookups service you used. If for some reason you don't have a copy o...

The environments are very different for packages and they will require significant modifications. See this post to get you started: Developing Packages for Select 4.6 and beyond . Bear in mind that I wrote this post last summer. Many things may have changed and I am not familiar with the specifics o...

Glad it's working for you. Be aware that this method will make a call to the server then to the SQL database and can be costly in terms of the user experience resulting in slower order load times. secUser = ISecurityManager.GetUser(secMgr, userSecId) Best practice is that you don't call server code ...

Which version of Select are you upgrading from?