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# 415 - (Orders) Origin Document Screen

415 - (Orders) Origin Document Screen

| Event   | Extension action set  | Description                                                                                                          |
| ------- | --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Before  | EXT\_0415\_1\_Before  | Will be executed before MSS opens the origin document screen when inserting a return;                                |
| Replace | EXT\_0415\_2\_Replace | Will replace MSS origin document screen (can be used to validate if normal MSS module opens using outOpenMSSModule); |
| After   | EXT\_0415\_3\_After   | Will be executed after closing the Sales module;                                                                     |

*Input Parameters* *(event before)*:

* inDocumentType – Document type to select automatically;
* inArticleCode – Code of the selected article;
* inDocumentLine – Current document line (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentExercise – Current origin document exercise (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentType – Current origin document type (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentSeries – Current origin document series (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentNumber – Current origin document number (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentLinev – Current origin document line (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentDate – Current origin document date (used when editing a line);

*Input Parameters (event replace)*:

* inDocumentType – Document type to select automatically;
* inArticleCode – Code of the selected article;
* inDocumentLine – Current document line (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentExercise – Current origin document exercise (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentType – Current origin document type (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentSeries – Current origin document series (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentNumber – Current origin document number (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentLinev – Current origin document line (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentDate – Current origin document date (used when editing a line);

*Output Parameters (event replace)*:

* outResultCode – Return code: 1 – save information / 0 – cancel;
* outOriginDocumentExercise – Exercise of the origin document;
* outOriginDocumentType – Document type of the origin document;
* outOriginDocumentSeries – Series of the origin document;
* outOriginDocumentNumber – Number of the origin document;
* outOriginDocumentLine – Line number of the origin document;
* outOriginDocumentDate – Date of the origin document;
* outOpenMSSModule – Return code: 1 – Open MSS module / 0 – Don’t open MSS module;

*Input Parameters (event after):*

* inDocumentType – Document type to select automatically;
* inArticleCode – Code of the selected article;
* inDocumentLine – Current document line (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentExercise – Current origin document exercise (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentType – Current origin document type (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentSeries – Current origin document series (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentNumber – Current origin document number (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentLinev – Current origin document line (used when editing a line);
* inOriginDocumentDate – Current origin document date (used when editing a line);


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