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Join a Support SessionModifying the QuoteWerks Document Open screen grid columns (post v5.2)
Dec 30, 2019
You can modify the QuoteWerks Document Open screen grid columns by editing you User Setting in the Settings Manager screen: 1) Click the Windows Help menu | About option. 2) Click the ‘Settings Manager’ button and select the “UserSettings” Table and the appropriate User you’d like to modify the Open screen columns for. 3) Select […]
READ MORECopying the QuoteWerks QuoteValet URL to the Windows clipboard
Jan 31, 2019
The script below provides a way to quickly and easily copy the QuoteValet document URL for the current open document in QuoteWerks to the Windows clipboard. This can then be pasted into an email or other document to send to your customer. To implement the script, we suggest copy/pasting the below code into a text […]
READ MORESelecting details of Configurators from QuoteWerks database
Jan 11, 2019
The below T-SQL statement provides a template for selecting details of Configurators and their associated Containers and Items from the QuoteWerks SQL Server database. If you have any questions or if you’d like an equivalent for an Access backend, then please email development@hilltopsit.co.uk. SELECT CH.Name AS ConfiguratorName, CH.Notes AS ConfiguratorNotes , CC.Name AS ContainerName , […]
READ MORESelecting details of Required Items from QuoteWerks database
Jan 11, 2019
The below T-SQL statement provides a template for selecting details of Required Items from the QuoteWerks SQL Server database. If you have any questions or if you’d like an equivalent for an Access backend, then please email development@hilltopsit.co.uk. SELECT RH.PartNumber AS PrimaryProductCode, PP.[Description] AS PrimaryProductDescription , RI.PartNumber AS RequiredProductCode, PO.[Description] AS RequiredProductDescription FROM QuoteWerks.dbo.RequiredHeaders AS […]
READ MORESelecting details of Optional Items from QuoteWerks database
Jan 11, 2019
The below T-SQL statement provides a template for selecting details of Optional Items from the QuoteWerks SQL Server database. If you have any questions or if you’d like an equivalent for an Access backend, then please email development@hilltopsit.co.uk. SELECT OH.SetName AS PrimaryProductCode, PP.[Description] AS PrimaryProductDescription , OI.PartNumber AS OptionalProductCode, PO.[Description] AS OptionalProductDescription FROM QuoteWerks.dbo.OptionsHeaders AS […]
READ MOREQuerying the QuoteWerks Database for selected Line Items
Jan 11, 2019
In our years of working with QuoteWerks and providing integration solutions, it’s been a fairly common requirement to query the QuoteWerks database for Line Items on a Document which are either non-optional or optional and selected. How to do this relies on understanding the bitwise logic around the Document Items table LineAttributes field. More information […]
READ MOREBacking up QuoteWerks SQL Server database
Dec 11, 2018
The following provides step-by-step screenshots to demonstrate how to set up a scheduled SQL Server backup for a QuoteWerks database (or, indeed, any other type of SQL Server database) hosted on the Express database engine. The example scripts and screenshots demonstrate backing up a database called “QuoteWerks” to the “D:\SQL Server Data\Backup\” folder on the […]
READ MOREUser is already logged into QuoteWerks message
Jun 18, 2015
This is a fairly rare issue when working with newer versions of QuoteWerks, but it can be very frustrating when it does occur! The issue may occur if a User’s system crashed or they switched off their PC without first logging out of QuoteWerks and requires you to manually delete the “.lck” file associated with […]
READ MOREQuoteWerks F2 lookup and double click does not work
May 19, 2015
This is another reasonable common query that our clients have which is usually due to the particular User’s Preference settings that is logged in on a particular workstation. Furthermore it will usually affect the User on any workstation that they try and if they log in as a.n.other User then QuoteWerks will probably behave as expected. Ref. […]
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