Flow Field not working on 50000 series of tables in NAV2013

sharad
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Hi frnz,
I am facing a problem when i made a new table in 50000 series and a new flow field in it. The flow field shows 0 always but when i added that field in existing table it works. I am using Developer License. I can't understand why this is happening.
If anybody has any idea about this then Plz Help.
I am facing a problem when i made a new table in 50000 series and a new flow field in it. The flow field shows 0 always but when i added that field in existing table it works. I am using Developer License. I can't understand why this is happening.
If anybody has any idea about this then Plz Help.
Sharad Gupta
Navision Technical Consultant & .Net Developer
Navision Technical Consultant & .Net Developer
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Could you please post how did you design the FlowField?
Thanks* Daniele Rebussi * | * Rebu NAV Diary *0 -
Hi ,
I made a field of integer type and field class is flow field and cal formula is -
Count("Sales Header" WHERE (Document Type=FILTER(Quote),Status=FILTER(Open)))
it is looking strange.Sharad Gupta
Navision Technical Consultant & .Net Developer0 -
I'm guessing you're using this for a role centre cue - just make sure you have created a record in your custom table otherwise the flow field value will not calculate as you have discovered.0
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Kishorm wrote:I'm guessing you're using this for a role centre cue - just make sure you have created a record in your custom table otherwise the flow field value will not calculate as you have discovered.
Hi,
to check this problem I save the table 9053 sales cue in id of 50000 with the name sales cue-1 and when i run table 9053 it shows data but when I run 50000 it shows 0 in all flow fields.
I can't understand what and where is the problem.Sharad Gupta
Navision Technical Consultant & .Net Developer0 -
Yes because table 50000 does not have any records in it. Create a record in table 50000 and you will get values in the flow fields. You could write a simple codeunit with something like...
Table5000.INSERT;
Where Table50000 is a var of type Record 500000 -
Slight typo in the previous post but I'm sure you get the idea :-)0
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Kishorm wrote:Yes because table 50000 does not have any records in it. Create a record in table 50000 and you will get values in the flow fields. You could write a simple codeunit with something like...
Table5000.INSERT;
Where Table50000 is a var of type Record 50000
Thank You
Solved.Sharad Gupta
Navision Technical Consultant & .Net Developer0
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