sale order

routes/batchIntimations.js

@@ -246,13 +246,23 @@ router.get('/:id/linked-work-orders', verifyToken, async (req, res) => {
 router.get('/linked-work-orders/all', verifyToken, async (req, res) => {
   try {
     const wos = await workOrderStore().listWorkOrders({});
-    const map = {};
+    const map = {};      // non-rejected only — whole-row/whole-document lock (Edit/Delete gating)
+    const allMap = {};   // every non-deleted status, REJECTED included — used only to keep a
+                          // batch's own Batch No. (and its row) from being changed/removed once
+                          // ANY Work Order, even a rejected one awaiting edit+resubmit, already
+                          // references it by that number. Without this, correcting other fields
+                          // on a rejected batch's row (which IS meant to stay editable) could also
+                          // let the Batch No. itself drift, silently breaking the (productCode,
+                          // batchNumber) link back to that rejected Work Order.
     wos.forEach(w => {
-      if (!w.intimationId || w.isDeleted || w.status === 'REJECTED') return;
+      if (!w.intimationId || w.isDeleted) return;
       const k = String(w.intimationId);
-      (map[k] || (map[k] = [])).push({ id: w.id, woNo: w.woNo, productCode: w.productCode || '', batchNumber: w.batchNumber || '' });
+      const entry = { id: w.id, woNo: w.woNo, productCode: w.productCode || '', batchNumber: w.batchNumber || '' };
+      (allMap[k] || (allMap[k] = [])).push(entry);
+      if (w.status === 'REJECTED') return;
+      (map[k] || (map[k] = [])).push(entry);
     });
-    res.json({ success: true, data: map });
+    res.json({ success: true, data: map, allData: allMap });
   } catch (err) { res.status(500).json({ success: false, message: err.message }); }
 });