C/AL symbol menu other than created in global or local

mark_christsmark_christs Member Posts: 156
Dear All,
I would like to ask you about C/AL symbol menu especially the functions of these following words listed there (in uppercase):
1.SYSTEM
2.FILE
3.TRANSACTIONTYPE
4. DIALOG
5. ACTION
6. CODEUNIT
7. FORM
8. DATABASE
8. REPORT
9. DATAPORT
10.XMLPORT

I see them in the menu when I want to create a report, design a table, design form or or design CU, the others in the menu can be created from C/AL global or C/Al local, but the 10 menus are confusing to me.
Could you pls let me know them more specifally in practice rather than in F1-help ?
your answers are really welcome and expected.


Rgds,
Mark

Comments

  • Marije_BrummelMarije_Brummel Member, Moderators Design Patterns Posts: 4,262
    These you can use to access other objects in navision or to access system or file functions.

    It would be a huge job to provide info about all functions, that would be rewiriting navision help.

    Do you have a specific function that you need explanation for?
  • mark_christsmark_christs Member Posts: 156
    Hi,
    Tks for your answers. I think I will have to know the manual tells them in detail, but if it is possible could you tell me in short definition only, you don't have to in detail. it is exciting to know generally first then step into the detail.


    Rgds,
    Mark
  • Marije_BrummelMarije_Brummel Member, Moderators Design Patterns Posts: 4,262
    1.SYSTEM

    General functions like playing with variables

    2.FILE

    File handling

    3.TRANSACTIONTYPE

    SQL Tuning

    4. DIALOG

    User dialogs

    5. ACTION

    Form actions

    6. CODEUNIT

    Run a codunit

    7. FORM

    Run a form

    8. DATABASE

    Tabledefinitions in current database

    8. REPORT

    Run a report

    9. DATAPORT

    Run a dataport

    10.XMLPORT

    Run a XMLPort
  • johnson_alonsojohnson_alonso Member Posts: 690
    edited 2006-06-02
    Hi,
    tks, It's really wonderful of explanation :) , but :( too shorts. nevertheless, it is useful, but could you tell me their functions but only in short explanation, e.g. 1. SYSTEM : used when you create a certain coding to define calculation either table, CU or report bla..bla..bla....

    Maybe it can be more more interesting before step into complicated codings.. :mrgreen:


    Rgds,
    Johnson


    P.S.
    Sorry Mark, I just want to join because Mark Brummel seems explain them but just for fun...tks. no good for me to see it
  • mark_christsmark_christs Member Posts: 156
    Hi,
    Tks for your reply.

    Johnson wrote:
    Hi,
    tks, It's really wonderful of explanation , but too shorts. nevertheless, it is useful, but could you tell me their functions but only in short explanation, e.g. 1. SYSTEM : used when you create a certain coding to define calculation either table, CU or report bla..bla..bla....

    Maybe it can be more more interesting before step into complicated codings..


    Rgds,
    Mark

    :lol::lol: He is wrong, he forget his name... why do you foget your name Johnson ???

    I think I agree with Johnson, I mean he maybe wanted to know what I have asked in this forum and wanna join..

    Rgds,
    Mark
  • Marije_BrummelMarije_Brummel Member, Moderators Design Patterns Posts: 4,262
    Guys, making a description of every function in the system section is realy undoable. There is online help for this!

    If the online help is not sufficient for one of the functions, post this function.

    The SYSTEM menu devides into about 100 subfunctions.
  • DenSterDenSter Member Posts: 8,307
    I'm going to just let this one pass me by without saying anything :shock: :mrgreen:
  • SavatageSavatage Member Posts: 7,142
    DenSter wrote:
    I'm going to just let this one pass me by without saying anything :shock: :mrgreen:

    :lol:
    __________________________
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    *Open Navison
    *Click Help
    *C\Side Reference Guide
    *Contents Tab
    *C\Al| Reference By Category

    or Application Deginers Guide
  • Marije_BrummelMarije_Brummel Member, Moderators Design Patterns Posts: 4,262
    Yes, I am willing to provide support on every subject I know of for free; But I refuse to rewrite Navision help [-X

    :mrgreen:
  • krikikriki Member, Moderator Posts: 9,118
    Best way is : go on each of the functions and hit F1. Navision help will give you a description of the function.
    Regards,Alain Krikilion
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