<html> <div style=“font-size:xx-large; font-weight: 900;”>27.05.2019 Montag</div> </html>
At first: we have this problem also with NCR download. So I think Marc Harazim should participate in this discussion too. After I've seen the code I can say that we have here at least 2 things to be defined by SupplyOn. Both are not very important, because the situation with download of records with the same supplier reference number is rare, but maybe some side effects can appear. So please answer both questions. 1. The records selected for download can contain attachments with the same name. At the moment the attachment of the last selected record will override the previous attachments with the same name. What should be done here? Can I change the name of the attachment (e.g. add "_<number>" to the attachment file name)? 2. At the moment the name of the CSV file is generated with the help of following pattern: <supplier reference no> / <YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS>_<process>_<supplier reference no>.csv If all selected records have the same supplier reference number, every record should be written in the same file, but... the *timestamp can change* during the process of the download file generation. This means at the moment we can have many such csv files contained in one zip-file. For example: supprefno/20170527_095959_noe_supprefno.csv -> contains first X records supprefno/20170527_100000_noe_supprefno.csv -> contains next Y records supprefno/20170527_100001_noe_supprefno.csv -> contains next Z records I don't think that Supplyon is aware of this, because such situation is very rare. So I think it will be OK, if I simply use the one timestamp for all CSV files contained in the downloaded zip file.
NcrLockIdCalculator in all cases where result is > 1