The total is wrong. Try to sum up the size in bytes , and the result is
more than 54 Gb. The report is in err. That's my opinion.
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Subject: [development-axapta] RE: Database size vs Size of
Normally, you must compare field by field for all fields in the records.
Since records differs for each table, there is no easy way to do it. Unless,
all your tables has a CRC which could be used for comparison, this would be
a daunting task to accomodate for Standard Axapta tables. The
Hi Manfred,
By using staticmethodstr(classname,staticmethodname) you can make sure,
the static method with name staticmethodname exists in compiled form in
the class classname.
Concerning the endresult, there will be produced a string of length 40. Do
not delve too much into the length,
Use the
element.redraw();
when the change has been made. This way you get the form updated with
current datasource values.
Holger
:o)
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Subject: [development-axapta] refresh of datagrid
Date: Wed,
I have noticed, the semicolon issue, when first statement is a call to a
static method. I also see this issue as a weird feature of X++. Normally, it
is used as a separator, but the compiler obviously has a faulty behavior
when it tries to figure out what is variable decalaration, and whait
Czesc Tomasz
My best guess is, overwriteSystemfields() is an overseen method. I don't
think it works. System fields may not be inserted or updated. It might be
just a teaser for someone like a developer ;-)
What is the consequence of changing the name of the creator, or the Creation
Time
One problem is the protocol used. VS.NET schemas are of the standard, W3C
XMLSchema, whereas the Commerce Gateway uses xCBL schemas of the older
origin, the SOX schema. The newest version of xCBL (version 4.0) has not
been implemented into Axapta. You can look into the way Axapta Commerce
Try this.
static void FindTablesWithListCodeId(Args _args)
{
SqlDictionary sqlDictionary;
DictTable dt;
int i, j;
boolean blnFound;
;
while select sqlDictionary
order by name
where sqlDictionary.fieldId==0
sqlDictionary.name like '*'
{
dt = new DictTable(sqlDictionary.TabId);
//
The problem is the use of date2str.
In this case, it has nothing to do with the SQL Server conversion.
Your problem is because of the following: You need at Date type as first
argument to the date2str() function, but you have a str type. use str2date()
function to convert to date before you
Hi Amar
I think, your expression, iNNSO_SalesOrderGraphPerCust.parmCustAccount()
returns a single Customer Account Number. Obviously, that is not what you
want.
You might be able to get more values, if you build the string of numbers
before applying to your range value. like:
int i;
void funcWhatever(EmplId _emplId)
{
EmplTable emplTable;
;
while select emplTable where emplTable.EmplId == _emplId
{
// looping through table
info(strfmt(%1,emplTable.EmplId));
}
}
Try somthing like this.
:-)
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I haven't looked into more detailed generation of X++ code, but perhaps, you
can use runbuf() function. Look at the following to get inspiration to build
and run X++ code on the fly.
static void runbufTest(Args _args)
{
str myjob = int add3(int i){ return i+3;};
int i;
;
for
You can use TextBuffer class or BinData class, which are easy to use.
static void FileTestJob(Args _args)
{
TextBuffer tb;
BinaryIo bio;
BinData bd;
tb = new TextBuffer();
tb.setText(some text);
print tb.getText();
bd = new BinData();
bd.setStrData(Axapta);
Default port means, that the operating system will assign any port
available.
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Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2003 13:17:13 +0100
Hi.
You can define which
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Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2003 16:05:11 -
before thanks your help
what shuld I do if I want to write to a new line in the txt file?
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You can use mod relational operator.
select yourTable
where yourTable.lastcolumn mod 3 = 0
:-)
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Subject: [development-axapta] Methods while collecting data on grids data
source
Date: Thu, 11 Dec 2003 18:00:05
It is not meant to be used this way. You are compiling the code in runtime,
and the compiler compiles to exactly the number of arguments as given.
static void Job6(Args _args)
{
str s;
try
{
s=runbuf(int myfunc(int i, str s) { print s; return i; }, 5, 126);
print s;
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