Where not = Where !=
Axapta does not support the like syntax.
Best regards,
Lars Holm
Senior Technical Consultant
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From: development-axapta@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of jaiver avila
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Hi all,
I'm using Axapta V3 SP2 2 tier and SQL 2000 which is running on SP3a . After i've installed Axapta immeadiately when i open the application, the following problem arises:
Problem initializing database
The Program is unable to load and execute the class 'SqldatabaseInit', which is
You have to create a non duplicate index, include the primary key
field(s) to this index and set the index name as primary index property
of the table.
Regards,
Agus
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From: development-axapta@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of cdlmalherbe01
Hi Lars,
Sorry but I need to correct you concerning the support of like in Axapta. Axapta does support like.
Try this out.
static void TestLike(Args _args)
{
InventTable it;
;
while select it
where !(it.ItemId like '1*')
{
info(it.ItemId);
}
}
/Jesper
Hi
I have 4 months programming experience in Axapta 3.0 and i am planning
to give Axapta 3.0 Programming Certification Exam ( VUE Exam # AX 30-
202 , Prometric Exam # MB6-202).
I am looking for some sample questions \ sample tests on the related
topics as i have no idea about the pattern
Axapta supports like statement.
Instead of not like you can use
! ( Table.Field like A* )
That works fine.
Best Regards.
Kimden: development-axapta@yahoogroups.com bu kiþinin yerine: Lars Holm
Gönderilmiþ: Paz 24.04.2005 23:08
Kime:
Hi,
My problem is:
I have created a view.
I have a form (Form A) with a grid that displays data comming from
this view. In the grid there are the accountNum and the name of each
client.
In this same form there is a menuItemButton that calls the
SalesTable Form.
I would like that
You could try this in the clicked() method of your button :
Args _args = new Args();
MenuFunction menuFunction = new MenuFunction(SalesTable, MenuItemType::Display);
SalesTable salesTab = SalesTable::find(yourView.fieldIdentifyingCustAccount);
_args.record(salesTab);
I found these somewhere on the net..
Exam Specifics
Skills Being Measured:
This certification exam measures your ability to understand and
articulate how to work with the development environment in Microsoft
Axapta. It will also measure your understanding of how development is
I'm looking for the table- and field restrictions form.
In the mainmenu/administration/ the User mananagment folder is
missing
Using setup in sted, the permissions folder is missing
any comment?
thanx
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The problem is that a client can have several sales... so it doesn't
work in this case.
Vince
--- In development-axapta@yahoogroups.com, Steeve Gilbert
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could try this in the clicked() method of your button :
Args _args = new Args();
MenuFunction
Wow... I'm so not wake up this morning. Sorry. Here's the corrected code. Basically you just fake that the form is opened from CustTable.
Args _args = new Args();
MenuFunction menuFunction = new MenuFunction(SalesTable, MenuItemType::Display);
CustTable custTab =
Hi all,
i have a short question.
After an upgrade from AX 30 SP2 to SP3 the DB increases from 10 Gb to 13
Gb.
The DB-system is a sql server 2000.
What kind of possibilities are there to shrink the database?
Thanks for your help.
best regards
sigtown
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1. You can create an accessor method in the form.
2. you can call the class with the value.
Example
1. create method in form which returns the value of the input.
str mymethod()
{
;
return myInput.text();
}
in class, get this value
static void main (args args)
{
object myobject;
str
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