Thanks for your reply!
It works, but I thought there would be some build in commando for
that. Something like: sleep(int milliseconds)
But for now I think I can live with you solution:
{
int startTime, endTime;
int pauseTime;
;
startTime = WinApi::getTickCount();
pauseTime =
Hello,
hmmm, there is a function on forms and reports
element.settimeout(str method_name_as_string,int
timeout_value,boolean calc_only_idle_time)
but this works only in forms and reports
SebDra
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wrote:
Thanks for your reply!
yes yes yes now I can:
sleep(1000);
Thanks!
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: [development-axapta] Re: pause(seconds)
Hello,
hmmm, there is a function on forms and reports
element.settimeout(str method_name_as_string,int
timeout_value,boolean calc_only_idle_time)
but this works only in forms and reports
SebDra
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a terminal server will not
be happy about it. Now will the other users using it!
Best regards
Thomas Turn Jensen
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Subject: [development-axapta] Re: pause(seconds)
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