Go To Main Table Functionality in Axapta

Hi All,

We all know about “Go To Main Table” Option in our Axapta Forms and Tables. Here I wrote one sample for how to get that functionality in our forms or table. This is done by three ways:

1) By EDT Relations

2) By using JumpRef method

3) By using FormRef property in Table

EDT Relations:

If you use an EDT in tables which have relation with some other table fileds, that time you can able to navigate the main table or main form.

FormRef Property:

Select the Table and go to properties and select the required form in the FormRef property.

JumpRef method:

If you are not having that option, simply write a override the JumpRef method in a field of DataSource or in a Form Control. Here i show you a sample jumpRef method code:

public void jumpRef()
{
Args            args;
MenuFunction    menuFunction;
;

args = new Args();
menuFunction = new MenuFunction(menuitemDisplayStr(“FormName”), MenuItemType::Display);
args = new Args(menuFunction.object());
args.caller(element);
args.record(“RecordName”); // to be a datasource which added in the current form
menuFunction.run(args);
}

In the form init() which we called here, we have to check the condition whether the form is called by any dataset or not.

Thanks & Regards

Vasanth Arivali

Using Regular Expression in Ax 2009

Hi Guys,

Here i posted a small job , to explain how we use regular expressin in Axapta. Try it.

static void RegularExpression_Test()

{

int nameLength,myStringLength;

str myname = “Vasanth”;

str myString = “1234″;

str formatString , formatString1;

System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex regEx;

System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex regEx1;

System.Text.RegularExpressions.Match regMatch;

InteropPermission permission = new InteropPermission(InteropKind::ClrInterop);

boolean retVal, retVal1;

;

nameLength = strLen(myname);

myStringLength = strLen(myString);

formatString   = strfmt(@”^[0-9]{%1}”, myStringLength);

formatString1   = strfmt(@”^[a-zA-Z ]{%1}”, nameLength);

permission.assert();

//BP Deviation documented

regEx = new System.Text.RegularExpression.Regex(formatString);

regEx1 = new System.Text.RegularExpression.Regex(formatString1);

regMatch = regEx.Match(myString);

retVal = regMatch.get_Success();

print retVal; // Returns True;

regMatch = regEx1.Match(myname);

retVal1 = regMatch.get_Success();

print retVal1 // Returns True;

}

Thanks & Regards,

Vasanth Arivali