Re: [development-axapta] Adjustment

2004-01-02 Thread jesper . joergensen
Hi, You normaly needs to change the EDT to change the field properties. Try having a look at the sysDict* classes and the systemclasses dict*. You might find a usefull hint in the forms for setting up global types. /Jesper Original Message processed by Tobit InfoCenter Subject:

Re: RE : [development-axapta] Adjustment

2004-01-02 Thread jesper . joergensen
. The SQLDictionary is used by Axapta to support asynchronously update of the Data Dict in Axapta and the SQL Database. /Jesper Original Message processed by Tobit InfoCenter Subject: RE : [development-axapta] Adjustment (28-Okt-2003 16:30) From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL

RE : [development-axapta] Adjustment

2004-01-02 Thread Joannick Bacon
I'm not sure, but there's maybe a way to do it. You could update the rightjustify field of SQLDictionary to true. tts begin; SELECT FORUPDATE SQLDictionary WHERE SQLDictionary.tableId == ?? SQLDictionary.FieldId == ?? ; RightJustify = true; SQLDictionary.update() tts commit;

Re: RE : [development-axapta] Adjustment

2004-01-02 Thread byteway_so
Thanks for your mail Joannick, But I tried that sollution, it keeps telling me this: Cannot edit a record in SqlDictionary (SqlDictionary). The record has never been selected. So I had to trace the values I got for the private vars _tableId and _fieldId, they contained the rigth value though.