[Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Accessing data from a form

2008-04-16 Thread mstrillian
I can't find a good place to read about how to do this. I have some 
radio buttons on a form and when I return, I want to see which one the 
user chose. I can't figure out how to do this. I tried using 
formRun.args().parm() but the radio buttons were generated from an 
enumerated type so I don't know how to get it to tell me which 
enumerated type had it's radio button checked when the form closed. Any 
help would be appreciated, either the solution or a good description of 
how to access data entered by a user in a form (specifically radio 
buttons, I've gotten a string to work using formRun.args().parm()).



[Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Credit notes with standard costing

2008-04-16 Thread edwardjosling
Hi everyone

We are using Ax4.0 SP2 and use standard costing on all our products.

When struggling through a inventory reconciliation, we discovered an alarming 
"bug" 
regarding how the inventory close handles sales credit notes.

The scenario is as follows:
Since the time from a original sales invoice, the standard cost for that item 
has been 
updated/changed (the item is a BOM with components and we use the auto report 
as 
finished setting to back flush from the sales line).  Now the item is returned 
and we use 
the Functions --> create credit note function on the sales order.  This 
automatically links 
the return cost price and lot id to the original sales line.  We invoice the 
credit note.  Now 
a closing is performed (with FIFO as the closing principle).  Adjustments are 
now made to 
the WIP account (on the components), resulting in an imbalance from GL and 
inventory.

I have done some research and came across a similar bug which was fixed in 
Version 3 - 
SP6.

Do anyone have a similar scenario or insight into this?

PS: We have discovered that when we enter the credit line manually, i.e. not 
linking the 
return lot id to the original transactions, the close handles differences 
correctly (sort of!!).

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
Eddie



[Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Credit notes with standard costing

2008-04-16 Thread edwardjosling
Hi everyone

We are using Ax4.0 SP2 and use standard costing on all our products.

When struggling through a inventory reconciliation, we discovered an alarming 
"bug" 
regarding how the inventory close handles sales credit notes.

The scenario is as follows:
Since the time from a original sales invoice, the standard cost for that item 
has been 
updated/changed (the item is a BOM with components and we use the auto report 
as 
finished setting to back flush from the sales line).  Now the item is returned 
and we use 
the Functions --> create credit note function on the sales order.  This 
automatically links 
the return cost price and lot id to the original sales line.  We invoice the 
credit note.  Now 
a closing is performed (with FIFO as the closing principle).  Adjustments are 
now made to 
the WIP account (on the components), resulting in an imbalance from GL and 
inventory.

I have done some research and came across a similar bug which was fixed in 
Version 3 - 
SP6.

Do anyone have a similar scenario or insight into this?

PS: We have discovered that when we enter the credit line manually, i.e. not 
linking the 
return lot id to the original transactions, the close handles differences 
correctly (sort of!!).

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
Eddie



[Axapta-Knowledge-Village] RunBaseBatch

2008-04-16 Thread pranam mukher
hi all
 i have create a class which extends runbaseBatch class, this class 
will print "all customers where customer transactions are posted after a 
specified date", when i run that class it will open dialog there i will specify 
the date , when i press ok it says "Job is added to Batch Queue, what i have to 
do if i want to see the output 
   
   
  regards
   
  Pranam.

   
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[Axapta-Knowledge-Village] How to housekeeping the database log at Axapta??

2008-04-16 Thread quahch77
Hi All,
  as subject. can any one tell me?

  thank in advance.

CH