how to send parameter to codeunit?

bangswit

hi
how to send parameter to codeunit?
thanks

this is my code in codeunit

OnRun()
SalesInvLine.FINDFIRST;
SalesInvLine.SETRANGE(SalesInvLine."Sell-to Customer No.");
SalesInvLine.SETRANGE(SalesInvLine."Document No.",Parameter);
SalesInvLine.FINDSET;

lvanvugt

Make sure you declare the Parameter variable global in that codeunit.
Next declare a variable that's linked to your codeunit: MyCodunit
Create a function in the same codeunit called, for example, SetParameter:

SetParameter(par : <datatype of Parameter>)
Parameter := par;

Before you call the (OnRun) of the codeunit first call your new function SetParameter:

MyCodeunit.SetParameter(<fill in the value you want to hand over to Parameter>);
MyCodeunit.RUN;

Andwian

bangswit wrote:

how to send parameter to codeunit?

Is it standard Codeunit or your custom made codeunit?

If it is the standard CU, I prefer the one suggested by Luc:
If

lvanvugt wrote:

Create a function in the same codeunit called, for example, SetParameter:

SetParameter(par : <datatype of Parameter>)
Parameter := par;

Before you call the (OnRun) of the codeunit first call your new function SetParameter:

MyCodeunit.SetParameter(<fill in the value you want to hand over to Parameter>);
MyCodeunit.RUN;

But if you use your own design CU, you can try this one:
1. Add the Parameter to the CU.
2. Run the CU with the passed parameter.

SLF25

Andwian wrote:

But if you use your own design CU, you can try this one:
1. Add the Parameter to the CU.
2. Run the CU with the passed parameter.

I think this is not possible, you have to create a function.

Andwian

SLF25 wrote:

Andwian wrote:

But if you use your own design CU, you can try this one:
1. Add the Parameter to the CU.
2. Run the CU with the passed parameter.

I think this is not possible, you have to create a function.

oops.. thank you for pointing this out.

I forgot that on OnRun() trigger, we could not add the parameter

Belias

Andwian wrote:

SLF25 wrote:

Andwian wrote:

But if you use your own design CU, you can try this one:
1. Add the Parameter to the CU.
2. Run the CU with the passed parameter.

I think this is not possible, you have to create a function.

oops.. thank you for pointing this out.

I forgot that on OnRun() trigger, we could not add the parameter

not correct, we can add a record parameter (see codeunit 80, it's tableno property of the codeunit)

bangswit

that's right
just like this

CurrForm.SETSELECTIONFILTER(SalesInvHeader);
REPORT.RUN(50092,TRUE,FALSE,SalesInvHeader);

Belias

bangswit wrote:

that's right
just like this

CurrForm.SETSELECTIONFILTER(SalesInvHeader);
REPORT.RUN(50092,TRUE,FALSE,SalesInvHeader);

:-k where's the codeunit?you said you want to pass a parameter to a codeunit, isn't it?

Andwian

Belias wrote:

not correct, we can add a record parameter (see codeunit 80, it's tableno property of the codeunit)

But we could only add ONE parameter, which is REC, isn't it?

Bangswit wrote:

that's right
just like this

CurrForm.SETSELECTIONFILTER(SalesInvHeader);
REPORT.RUN(50092,TRUE,FALSE,SalesInvHeader);

Isn't it a REPORT, instead of CU?

Belias

Andwian wrote:

But we could only add ONE parameter, which is REC, isn't it?

just one, just rec, just "VAR"

bangswit

Andwian wrote:

Belias wrote:

not correct, we can add a record parameter (see codeunit 80, it's tableno property of the codeunit)

But we could only add ONE parameter, which is REC, isn't it?

Bangswit wrote:

that's right
just like this

CurrForm.SETSELECTIONFILTER(SalesInvHeader);
REPORT.RUN(50092,TRUE,FALSE,SalesInvHeader);

Isn't it a REPORT, instead of CU?

owww yeah sorry i forgot to tell
i change from codeunit become report
because the client doesn't have codeunit

Andwian

Belias wrote:

we can add a record parameter (see codeunit 80, it's tableno property of the codeunit)

Anyway, I just known this from you. Thanks anyway, Marko!

Belias

Andwian wrote:

Belias wrote:

we can add a record parameter (see codeunit 80, it's tableno property of the codeunit)

Anyway, I just known this from you. Thanks anyway, Marko!

Mirko, not Marko! anyway, you're welcome!

Andwian

Belias wrote:

Mirko, not Marko! anyway, you're welcome!

Ooops... I am sorry It is easier to just call Belias