Hi
2009 Classic SP1 - a search in all objects (in text-format) shows no reference to such a variable.
Try export all objects to a text-file and make a search the the variable - I think it is a local amendment.
Hi kanika,
your finding indicates it's a local variable named PostedSalesInvoices of Type Form, related to form 143 (which is btw the Posted Sales Invoices form). But from what you've posted, it is not possible to identify where the declaration of this variable resides. It could be a field- or table trigger or a function of this table object.
But if you navigate through your textfile upward from the variable declaration you've found, you should be able to identify the trigger or function where the variable has been defined.
Confirm the assumption of henningth - this variable is not available on the W1 version (NAV2015) so it seems to be a localization or customization, impossible to identify from outside your individual project...
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2009 Classic SP1 - a search in all objects (in text-format) shows no reference to such a variable.
Try export all objects to a text-file and make a search the the variable - I think it is a local amendment.
but I do not know what that means
your finding indicates it's a local variable named PostedSalesInvoices of Type Form, related to form 143 (which is btw the Posted Sales Invoices form). But from what you've posted, it is not possible to identify where the declaration of this variable resides. It could be a field- or table trigger or a function of this table object.
But if you navigate through your textfile upward from the variable declaration you've found, you should be able to identify the trigger or function where the variable has been defined.
Confirm the assumption of henningth - this variable is not available on the W1 version (NAV2015) so it seems to be a localization or customization, impossible to identify from outside your individual project...
Hope this helps
Andrew T.