One way of doing it is:
int i;
i = LedgerAccountType::AccountRevenue;
print i;
This gives you the enum value. Is that what you are looking for ?
/Stefan
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Mike Savage
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Amne: RE: [development-axapta] ENUM Element
Thanks Yavuz
I was thinking more of how do I do it from within a class, for example.
In the class I would have LedgerAccountType::AccountRevenue, but how,
from there, do I determine the element id via a function?
Cheers
Mike Savage
Sense Enterprise Solutions Ltd
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Subject: Re: [development-axapta] ENUM Element
Login to Axapta as Administrator and open AOT. Select Data
Dictionary\Base Enums. You can
see that enum values.
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Yavuz YILDIZ
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Star Group Glass Processing
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