The only way I see a message like that happening would be to have the data entered into an "entry" type table and once the data is entered there you click an Update button that transfers the data from the entry table to it's final desination table. How else would a table know how many new entries were added if you enter it directly into the table?
How is the data inserted into the table? is it on a form, report, codeunit, dataport or xml?
If the data is inserted via an automation process then you need to use the timer after the process run then you show the message to the user based on his userid.
Actually, there're are different ways of popping up a message. You just need to be more specific on how do you insert entries, when and who do you need to inform about thoses new entries.
you could add the table to the ones logged in the Change Log Entry. Then create a codeunit with a timer to look in a specific interval for modifies/inserts/deletes in the table Item and show a message, if some of these events have happened.
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How is the data inserted into the table? is it on a form, report, codeunit, dataport or xml?
If the data is inserted via an automation process then you need to use the timer after the process run then you show the message to the user based on his userid.
Actually, there're are different ways of popping up a message. You just need to be more specific on how do you insert entries, when and who do you need to inform about thoses new entries.
Cheers,
Dries.
how can i do that???
Thanks & Regards,
kishore.
Via active sessions where you can get your active USERID or sending an email to your complete users in the user setup table.