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The Copy Document pattern involves the following entities:
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1. Source document tables for document header and line. For example,Sales Header/Line.
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2. Destination document tables for document header and line.
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2. Destination document tables for document header and line.
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**Note:** The source document header/line and destination document header/line tables do not need to be the same. For example, you can copy a Sales Shipment Header/Lines into a Sales Header/Lines.
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**Note:**The source document header/line and destination document header/line tables do not need to be the same. For example, you can copy a Sales Shipment Header/Lines into a Sales Header/Lines.
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3. Copy Document engine: COD6620, Copy Document Mgt.
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4. Copy Document report for a specific document type. The report requires the following parameters:
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* Source Document Type
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@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ Example: Copy Sales Document for Credit Memos.
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In the standard version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV, the Copy Document functionality is implemented in the Sales Credit Memo window as shown in the following section.
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**Precondition**: The user enters data in PAGE44, Sales Credit Memo.
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