PopupStartSomeDlg Method
- Last UpdatedNov 06, 2025
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This overload of the PopupStartSomeDlg() method opens the Start Some dialog to split the specified job and start the new job on the current entity. The Start Some dialog allows the user to specify the start quantity of the new job created by the split and the required quantity. The start quantity cannot exceed the quantity available to split from the specified job. A new job is created with the quantity that is split from the specified job, and the new job is started on the current entity on which the user is working. The start quantity split to the new job is subtracted from the quantity left to produce of the specified job.
| Overload | Description |
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| PopupStartSomeDlg(String,String,String,Int32,Double,Double,Double,Double) | This overload of the PopupStartSomeDlg() method opens the Start Some dialog to split the specified job and start the new job on the current entity. The Start Some dialog allows the user to specify the start quantity of the new job created by the split and the required quantity. The start quantity cannot exceed the quantity available to split from the specified job. A new job is created with the quantity that is split from the specified job, and the new job is started on the current entity on which the user is working. The start quantity split to the new job is subtracted from the quantity left to produce of the specified job. |
| PopupStartSomeDlg(String,Int32,String,String,Int32,Double,Double,Double,Double) | This overload of the PopupStartSomeDlg() method opens the Start Some dialog to split the specified job and start the new job on the specified entity. The Start Some dialog allows the user to specify the start quantity of the new job created by the split and the required quantity. The start quantity cannot exceed the quantity available to split from the specified job. A new job is created with the quantity that is split from the specified job, and the new job is started on the specified entity. The start quantity split to the new job is subtracted from the quantity left to produce of the specified job. |