I am using microsoft dynamics navision 2009. And I am using code unit. But if I press f5 on a function, for example this:
lRecStatus.SETRANGE("Change Status",lRecStatus."Change Status"::Released);
So I press f5 on: lRecStatus and then I hit f5 and then I see this:
See image. But how to know witch table it is then?
Thank you
You'll find all of the variable decelerations in one of two places, global or local, this includes the reference to the table.
From the C/AL Editor you can access these under the view menu (Beeld for you I think).
C/AL Globals will be available for the whole object
This will open directly to the variables tab, and you can see the type and subtype there.
C/AL Locals will be available for just the function, so you will want to be in the same procedure for the variable you are looking for.
There are three places a local variable being used can be found.
Parameters: These are passed to and from the function
Return Value: this is a basic data type used to return from the function
Variables: this are variables local in scope to that specific
function
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I need help writing a JavaScript Code that lists all the projects under monitoring scope and is stored in a string.
E.G: Suppose I have 3 Projects - PRJ1 ,PRJ2 andPRJ3 under monitoring scope. This code should return me a string whose value will be "PRJ1 PRJ2 PRJ3"
I tried to find the method but did not get that
I'm writing a C function/extension. It's a function that'll be called by a trigger. In it, when a trigger is fired, I need determine the name of the current database.
It's a requirement that using SPI_prepare(), SPI_exec() isn't allowed in this case, therefore querying current_database() won't work.
Some other SPI_get* will be ok. Or, accessing to the current database name via TupleDesc or TriggerData somehow too.
How to do it?
It's not clear to me which of postgresql's server-internal programming interfaces are usable in SPI extensions. However, the implementation of the current_database SQL function does this:
Name db;
db = (Name) palloc(NAMEDATALEN);
namestrcpy(db, get_database_name(MyDatabaseId));
PG_RETURN_NAME(db);
So, I think get_database_name(MyDatabaseId) is the incantation you want. It returns a C string, which your C extension can use directly -- the rest of the above is to box up the string in a Datum object so the query evaluator can work with it.
I figured out that a function called "current_database()" seems useful which seems similar to "select database()". Later returns a string which represents the name of the database.
Yes, a parameter that your extension will get in order to deduce context or so.
PL/SQL can create functions. These can in turn call C-Language extensions via shared libraries. Finally, the name can be delegated from database towards extension.
I want to create my own variable and want to set my default value which should work like a built in variable in Informatica. I want to use created variable in my all workflow.
Is it possible any way ?
Thanks
You can use the same parameter file across all of your mappings (there is syntax to separate out bits which are for specific sections and those which are universal by way of the scope) see following link https://network.informatica.com/thread/27560
I have an std::stack member, which holds pointers to a class with the following members:
std::vector<char> symbols;
size_t index;
I would like to watch the contents of symbols, which is at the top of the stack. Furthermore, I want to view ten of the characters, starting from index.
Therefore, I use the following expression:
&this->the_stack.top()->symbols.operator[](this->the_stack.top()->index), 10
However, each time I advance to the next break point, it seems my expression invalidates, which requires me to click the refresh button, along with another click to expand the result of the expression.
I followed these instructions to no avail. Is there any other method to enable automatic refreshing of the watch window?
Edit: I've discovered that VS allows to add the ac format specifier, but that doesn't seem to work for C++.
I'm just getting started using the AIMLbot.dll library with C#. I'm wondering if there is a way to access the variables that are set using <set name="foo">bar</set>. I'm hopefully looking for a way to set a callback function inside the <think> tags when just before displaying the response from the bot, check to see if the variable name callback contains any value and if so, perform that function before returning the result to the end user.
I've checked all the elements that makeup the active bot object in Visual Studio but I haven't seen anything that alludes to the place these variables are stored.
Figured this one out.
When you use <get> and <set> in your AIML, the value for the variable is set under the 'User.Predicates' option. Happy to report callbacks are working as they should.