job scheduler
grofs
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Hi,
I use a job scheduler to "Service Items Out of Warranty".
I made the setup, and the thing worked, but It wasn't good.
I wish watch this report:
today+20day, but in job scheduler print all service item!
How can I setup this?
I use a job scheduler to "Service Items Out of Warranty".
I made the setup, and the thing worked, but It wasn't good.
I wish watch this report:
today+20day, but in job scheduler print all service item!
How can I setup this?
0
Comments
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So you want to give paremeters to your reports?
You can do this by doing REPORT.RUNMODAL(...,myRec) en filter your "myRec";
You can also create your report as a variable, create a "SetParameters" function and pass it like
myrpt.Setparameters(myParameter)
myrpt.RUNMODAL;
You can also create a dedicated report for your job scheduler, and set the filters into the report (with C/AL or with the default report properties).0
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