SETRECORD?

lordgrinz
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I am trying to figure out what a piece of code is doing, in doing so I see SETRECORD(Rec). But I cant seem to find a variable called "Rec", so where is "Rec", or am I looking at this code wrong?
P.S. - Is Microsoft developing any type of Development Environment for Navision? It sure would make life easier...Arggh!
P.S. - Is Microsoft developing any type of Development Environment for Navision? It sure would make life easier...Arggh!
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Rec refers to the current record, usually in a form. Take a list form for example. It might have multiple records shown at once. Rec refers to the one that is selected at that time.
As to a dev environment, what version are you using? NAV 2009 at least has syntax coloring. And I've seen really early betas of future dev environments at Convergence events (they look awesome by the way). But if you're on an early version, I'm afraid you're stuck with black and white and the symbol menu.0
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