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Potential changes and additions to the digital price book come from a variety of sources, as described in “Building Your First Price Book”. Once you have designated the target CDB zone/sites where these changes and additions are to be pushed using the Outside Updates window, and have accepted them using the same window, you “push” them to the CDB by using the Distribute to Sites feature. To do this:
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3. Once you select the zones/sites to which items will be distributed, you can take the following actions using the provided check box () and the four buttons directly above the Sites list (
). Your options are as follows:
o Select the Distribute modifications only check box if you want only item changes and additions that occurred in CPB distributed to the target zones/sites. This is the default setting. If you are planning on running the Distribute to Sites report, this check box must be selected.
o Clear the Distribute modifications only check box to distribute the complete price book along with the item changes and additions to the target zones/sites. This is useful, for example, if your pricing in a zone or site has gotten behind, is plagued with potential errors and you want to re-set it. If the selected sites are numerous, the DTS process may take a long time. If you have changed Unit Cost on any items (see “Enable Unit Cost in Item Adjust/Add Item”), the window will notify you that these costs also will be overridden. If this check box is cleared you CANNOT run a Distribute to Sites report.
4. When you are ready, click. CPB will begin pushing the changes to the appropriate CDB sites while an activity circle rolls while the processing takes place. When CPB finishes to sites, it displays the message, Distribute to Sites complete. Your changes are now resident in the CDB sites you selected. Items in the Outside Updates window that have been Distributed to Sites will no longer display there, unless there is an issue (see next section).