Hi Christian,
please have a closer look at my last example. As you can see the
statement is embedded into a complete method. In general the first
argument of runbunf() is a valid X++ method source followed by
additional arguments representing the parameterlist of this method.
The return code of runbuf() represents the return code of the method
being executed. I agree with Anders to check the source with
xppcompiler class before execution. A shorter example comes here:
static void Job29(Args _args)
{
custtable ct;
str Stmt = "select Custtable";
str Proc;
xppCompiler xppC = new xppCompiler();
Proc = "Common f() {CustTable CustTable; " + // Wrapping m.
Stmt + // STATEMENT
"; return Custtable;}"; // Wrapping m.
if(xppC.Compile(Proc))
{
ct = runbuf(Proc);
print ct.AccountNum;
}
pause;
}
Another runbuf() example can be found in sources of table browser.
Please have a look at:
\Forms\SysTableBrowser\Designs\Design\Group:SqlGrp
\Group:Group\Button:ExecuteSql\Methods\clicked
Regards,
Onno
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