This post as been added as part of the series on creating a simple audit for Microsoft Dynamics GP, but wsn;t part of the original series.
I recently used the simple audit to add an audit to the Sales Customer Item Cross Reference (SOP60300) table to allow a client to keep an audit of changes to customer items. They wanted to keep track of all changes so this means three triggers are required…
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Simple Audit for Microsoft Dynamics GP: Create Triggers for Audit of Customer Items
This post as been added as part of the series on creating a simple audit for Microsoft Dynamics GP, but wsn;t part of the original series.
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