accept_subcase

Public Function accept_subcase(ByVal subcase_id As String, _
						ByVal accept_date As String, _
						ByVal wipbin As String, _
						ByVal user_name As String, _
						ByVal gen_time_bombs As Boolean) As Integer

Description

This API causes the specified subcase to be accepted from a dispatched queue. The subcase must be currently dispatched to a queue. The date/time of the accept, the WIPBin to place the subcase  in, and the user performing the accept can be specified. The API can also generate a time bomb (for business rule notification), or not.

Parameters

Parameter Name	Required?	Description
subcase_id	Yes	The subcase to accept
accept_date	No	When was the subcase accepted. If this parameter is left blank, the subcase is accepted at the current time
wipbin	No	The WIPBin to place the subcase in (for the user who accepted the subcase). If left blank, the subcase is placed in the user's default WIPBin
user_name	No	The user who accepted the subcase. If left blank, the current user performs the accept.
gen_time_bombs	Yes	Should a time_bomb be generated (for notifications/business rules)

Returns

Value	Meaning
0	No errors
-1	Cannot find the specified subcase
-2	Subcase is not currently in a queue
-3	Specified user is not a member of the queue
-4	The specified WIPBIN is not valid for the user
-5	Could not find gbst_elm string for ACCEPT

Examples

Accept Subcase number '10-1' right now for the current user, place in the default WIPBin, and generate a time bomb.

JavaScript:

var ret_int = fccs.accept_subcase("10-1", "", "", "", true);

Visual Basic:

Dim ret_int As Integer

ret_int = fccs.accept_subcase("10-1", "", "", "", True)

Accept subcase number '2-3' at 10PM on November 23rd of 1997 by marty, and place the subcase in marty's WIPBin named 'Urgent'. Don't generate a time bomb

JavaScript:

var ret_int = fccs.accept_subcase("2-3", "11/23/97 22:00:00", "Urgent",  "marty", false);

Visual Basic:

Dim ret_int As Integer

ret_int = fccs.accept_subcase("2-3", "11/23/97 22:00:00", "Urgent", "marty", False)