The SDH import template is a standard template in X3.  You can look at it by going to Setup, Usage, Imports/exports, Import/export templates and searching for SDH.  Based on the suggestions from the other post you referenced, your subprogram would need to format the data to pass it through the SDH template.

Hi Alecia!

Thank you very much for your reply.

I have foud the template SDH. 

From the other post the expert suggested us to create a flat file and do the import. Doest that step a manually step?

Can we do it by sub program? I'm afraid manually steps are not allowed for our requirement.

We need a web service and we can call it then it can help us to convert a Sales Order to Delivery.

Thanks

Billy

Hello Alecia, Hi Billyf,

Can you please share the import template for the delivery? and also the file?  I'm using the standard one but it is not working.

Thanks in advance.

Billy,

I am not a developer, but you should be able to create a sub program to call the import process and pass the flat file information to it.  The main reason you need to look at the template is to know what information is expected and how many fields to pass.  If you export a record from within X3 with the SDH template, you will see the type of flat file it is expecting for an import.

Billy,

There are several ways to do import templates from a subprogram.  I have some details on this in a blog post, which is shown below:

https://www.rklesolutions.com/blog/integration-options-with-sage-enterprise-management

There are also web services provided by Sage where you can call an import template from a web service.  There is information on this in the Sage Developer site, at the link below:

https://developer.sage.com/api/enterprise/import-export-guide/developing-with-web-services/#perform-an-import

Denise