Does anyone know what the purpose and use of the 'Business views'
functionality is in the Admin module?
According to the help text '_dictTable.name() != 'In the Business Views
form you create new business views allowing data from the database to be
wrapped and translated into human readable
Hi All,
I am using the COM class to access remotely registered
DLL.
But it throws me an error saying " COM object of class
'My DLL'could not be created.Ensure that the object
has been properly registered on Comuter MYCOMPUTER"
MYCOMPUTER is my local computer name and i am running
the axapta
Write info('test') at infolog::startup
see example here:
http://axcoder.blogspot.com/2006/03/how-to-make-sidax-autostart.html
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Hi vijay,
Creating fields at run time is not the best thing ever. Still, if this is what you need you can do this :
AOTTableFieldList fields;
TreeNode myTable;
TreeNode field;
myTable = TreeNode::findNode("\\Data Dictionary\\Tables\\TheTable");
fields = myTable.AOTfindChi
Hi,
Please help me how to grouping a records and how to use agregate funtions lke SUM, Count in that group in the Axapta Reports module.
waiting for your replies...
Thank You,
-Rajesh
Chennai.
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I guess we have to capture the LogOn Dialog OK Button .Rite?..
Guyz...Any Idea abt how to do this ??
Pradeep
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> i want to display reminder message bas
Howdy all,
I have searched through the archives and have not found anything
helpful so wondering if anyone could shed some light on a small issue
we are having.
Open up the production orders form and then click on the route button,
and then click on the feedback tab.
On this tab is a grid wit
put the code on the corresponding table:
edit Str 5 setValue_1( boolean set, Str 5 _value)
{
;
if (set)
switch( _value)
{
case "A" : this.secondField = "A1"; break;
case "B" : this.secondField = "B1"; break;
default : break;
}
el
Hi.
How do I determine which element of an enum an enum element is in code?!
I.e. LedgerAccountType::AccountRevenue = ??
Enum2Value seems to return the string not the element id!!
Cheers
Mike Savage
Sense Enterprise Solutions Ltd
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Open reports datasources and right click on the table, select Properties and change the
order mode as Group By.
or write a sql query like this
"select sum(DebitMST) from LedgerBalances order by transDate desc
where LedgerBalances.TransDate < PeriodStartDate).DebitMS
21.04.06 в 22:43 Steeve Gilbert в своём письме писал(а):
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> is what you need you can do this :
There is an example http://axutilities.blogspot.com/
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21.04.06 в 17:07 Amar Senapati в своём письме писал(а):
> Can anyone point me , what i am missing to access the
> remotely registered DLL.
Try to move your code to server:
add a class and write:
server startic void test()
{
COM obj=new COM('YourProgID');
;
}
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Login to Axapta as Administrator and open AOT. Select Data Dictionary\Base Enums. You can
see that enum values.
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> I.e. LedgerAccountType::AccountReve
Hi,
when i write code in application startuppost() method, it is working only
in server. when i logged in client, it is not working. why? what to do, if
it works in client machine also?
pls. provide the solution. thank u.
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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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