Dynamics AX Blog - Page 18

Using the following job you will be able to create a organization in the global address book of Dynamics AX 2012.

Please be aware, that a minimum of fields will be used and the so-called Record type has the value of "Organization".

A short code example how to can create records in a table very performant way using RecordInsertList. Who does not know RecordInsertList, can learn more about here.

static void HowToUseRecordInsertList(Args _args)
{
    DMOPerfTest DMOPerfTest;
    RecordInsertList RecordInsertList;
    Counter c;
    FromTime fromTime = timeNow();
    
    RecordInsertList = new RecordInsertList(tableNum(DMOPerfTest));
    
    for (c=1;c<=10000;c++)
    {
        DMOPerfTest.clear();    
        DMOPerfTest.AccountNum = int2str(c);
        
        if(DMOPerfTest.validateWrite())
        {
            RecordInsertList.add(DMOPerfTest);
        }
    }
    
    RecordInsertList.insertDatabase();
    
    info(strFmt("Total time consumed: %1", timeConsumed(fromTime, timeNow())));
}

In the following code-example a record is selected from table LedgerJournalTrans, than the value of the field LedgerDimension respectively the field OffsetLedgerDimension is converted in the display value, which is display in a so called Segemented entry control.

static void GetLedgerDimensionDisplayValue(Args _args)
{
    DimensionStorage dimensionStorage;
    DimensionDisplayValue DimensionDisplayValue;
    ledgerJournalTrans ledgerJournalTrans = LedgerJournalTrans::findRecId(5637169330, false);
    
    // LedgerDimension
    dimensionStorage = DimensionStorage::findById(ledgerJournalTrans.LedgerDimension);
    DimensionDisplayValue = dimensionStorage.getComboDisplayValue();
    
    info(DimensionDisplayValue);   
     // OffsetLedgerDimension
    dimensionStorage = DimensionStorage::findById(ledgerJournalTrans.OffsetLedgerDimension);
    DimensionDisplayValue = dimensionStorage.getComboDisplayValue();
    
    info(DimensionDisplayValue);
}

Output for example:
5170-10-00AB03---1500-
 

With the following piece of code you can determine whether a form is a list page.

If anyone knows a better/more elegant solution, so I would be happy, if he or she contributes via the comment function.

Using the function timeConsumed you can check the execution time of a function:

Result in the Infolog:
Total time consumed: 1 Minute 41 Sekunden

Find below a short example, how to add object nodes to a shared project through code.

The so modified Project will look like this:

SysDictEnum SysDictEnum = new SysDictEnum(enumNum(SalesStatus));
int i;

for (i=0;i<SysDictEnum.values();i++)
{
    info(SysDictEnum.index2Label(i));
}