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Dynamics AX 2012
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Dynamics AX 2012
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A common requirement in project life is to create journals of various types per code.
I recently had a similar requirement, but the Journal should not be posted immediatily, but it should be ensured that these journals are not unintentionally changed by other users.
And precisely for this requirement, the following code is intended:
JournalTableData::updateBlockServer( prodJournalTable, JournalBlockLevel::None, JournalBlockLevel::InUse, false);