Declare the expected hold for an order without a purchase order
Declare that the BENCHCO order without a purchase-order reference is now held by name, using the rule saved from the plain-English proposal, before the policy is proved.
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Declare that the BENCHCO order without a purchase-order reference is now held by name, using the rule saved from the plain-English proposal, before the policy is proved.
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Expected result for the new rule
- Load the draft with the new rule
Load the draft with the new rule
Load the draft that now holds benchco-purchase-order-hold. Its fourth order, WEB-0043 from BENCHCO with no purchase-order reference, was written before the rule and still expects the order to be accepted.
- Find the order without a purchase order
Find the order without a purchase order
Read the expected results. Order WEB-0043 from BENCHCO has no purchase-order reference and is still expected to be accepted, because it was written before the rule existed.
- Expect the order to be held
Expect the order to be held
For order WEB-0043, set Expected eligible to No: an order without a purchase-order reference must not go ahead.
- Add an expected hold
Add an expected hold
Add an item to Expected holds for the same order.
- Enter the purchase-order hold
Enter the purchase-order hold
Enter policy:purchase-order-required, the name OrderRun records for the new rule's hold. This is your own expected answer, never copied from the rule's result.
- Prepare the expected-case change
Prepare the expected-case change
Prepare the change with all four orders: the recognised order, the unknown customer, the order without partial delivery and the order without a purchase-order reference.
- Upload the checked file
Upload the checked file
Upload the complete change. Uploading alone does not save it.
- Confirm the complete change
Confirm the complete change
Confirm that the whole file contains the expected results you intend to save.
- Save the expected results
Save the expected results
Save the expected results. OrderRun now holds a case for an order with a purchase order, one without, an unknown customer and an order that forbids partial delivery.
- Check the saved expected results
Check the saved expected results
Read the saved expected results: order WEB-0043 is now expected to be held as purchase-order-required, while still routed to brighouse-assembly with its engineering check.
The expected results are saved with the draft. An independent review of them comes next.