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Von Sven Schöling vor fast 8 Jahren hinzugefügt
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If a price is set from a source, it is read only. A price edited manually is by |
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definition not a sourced price. |
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If a price is set from a source then the system will try to prevent the user |
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from messing it up. By default this means the price will be read-only. |
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Implementations can choose to make prices editable, but even then deviations |
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from the calculatied price will be marked. |
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A that is not set from a source will not have any of this. |
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A common complaint is that prices from certain vendors are always negotiated |
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and should use a default value but must be editable (like free prices) by |
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default. This should be orthogonal for all prices. |
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The current implementation of lastcost is useless. Since it's one of the |
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master_data prices it will always compete with listprice. But in real scenarios |
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the listprice tends to go up, while lastcost stays the same, so lastcost |
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PriceSource: editable Dokumentation