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AX 2012: How to create a record in Global address book throgh codeUsing 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 "Any".
Please note, that this type of record is only conditionally suitable for companies. This record type for exmaple controls the displayed fields in the vendor from. Furthermore, please be aware that - as far as i know - this Record type cannot be changed in Dynamics AX. static void createDirPartyTable(Args _args)
{ AxDirPartyTable axDirPartyTable; axDirPartyTable = AxDirPartyTable::construct(); axDirPartyTable.validateInput(true); axDirPartyTable.continueOnError(true); // Validate fields without stopping error axDirPartyTable.parmName( 'Name of Organization'); axDirPartyTable.parmNameAlias( 'Namealias'); axDirPartyTable.parmLanguageId( 'de-at'); axDirPartyTable.parmPartyNumber( '200000'); axDirPartyTable.save(); } |
AX 2012: How to create a company in Global address book throgh codeUsing 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".
static void createOrganization(Args _args)
{ AxDirOrganization axDirOrganization; axDirOrganization = AxDirOrganization::construct(); axDirOrganization.validateInput(true); axDirOrganization.continueOnError(true); // Validate fields without stopping error axDirOrganization.parmName( 'Name of Organization'); axDirOrganization.parmNameAlias( 'Namealias'); axDirOrganization.parmLanguageId( 'de-at'); axDirOrganization.parmPartyNumber( '100000'); axDirOrganization.save(); } |
Example of how to use RecordInsertListA 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())));
} |
AX 2012: Show RecId of type LedgerDimension as Display valueIn 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: |
AX 2012: Determine whether a form is a list pageWith the following piece of code you can determine whether a form is a list page. static void isFormListPage(Args _args)
{ TreeNode treeNode; str formTemplateProperty; #Properties; treeNode = TreeNode::findNode(@"\\Forms\\CustTableListPage"); formTemplateProperty = global::findProperty(treeNode.AOTgetProperties(), #PropertyFormTemplate); if(formTemplateProperty == #PropertyValueListPage) { warning("Form is ListPage"); } } If anyone knows a better/more elegant solution, so I would be happy, if he or she contributes via the comment function. |
How to measure the execution time of a function?Using the function timeConsumed you can check the execution time of a function: static void stopWatch(Args _args)
{ FromTime fromTime = timeNow(); Counter c; // Simulating time consuming function for (c=1;c<=100;c++) { sleep(1000); } info(strFmt("Total time consumed: %1", timeConsumed(fromTime, timeNow()))); } Result in the Infolog: |
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Using the following job you will be able to create a person 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 "Person".
{
AxDirPerson axDirPerson;
AxDirPersonName axDirPersonName;
FirstName firstName = "Firstname";
LastName lastName = "LastName";
axDirPerson = AxDirPerson::construct();
axDirPerson.validateInput(true);
axDirPerson.continueOnError(true); // Validate fields without stopping error
axDirPerson.parmName(strFmt("%1 %2", firstName, lastName));
axDirPerson.save();
axDirPersonName = new AxDirPersonName();
axDirPersonName.validateInput(true);
axDirPersonName.continueOnError(true); // Validate fields without stopping error
axDirPersonName.parmFirstName(firstName);
axDirPersonName.parmLastName(lastName);
axDirPersonName.parmPerson(axDirPerson.dirPerson().RecId);
axDirPersonName.parmValidFrom(DateTimeUtil::minValue());
axDirPersonName.parmValidTo(DateTimeUtil::maxValue());
axDirPersonName.save();
}