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Debugger mystery.
thomast
Member Posts: 102
Please, can someone help me solve this mystery! 
Have a look at the picture where I'm debugging the printing of a Posted Sales Shipment. Now look in the variables box - how can all the fields in the Rec and the SalesShptHeader be empty?!?! I have tried in both 2016 and 2013 and its the same mystery.
Its all working fine and when it comes down to printing the report, it prints it out for the right SalesShptHeader. Its all standard code by the way.
Any help is much appreciated!!!!
Thanks.
Have a look at the picture where I'm debugging the printing of a Posted Sales Shipment. Now look in the variables box - how can all the fields in the Rec and the SalesShptHeader be empty?!?! I have tried in both 2016 and 2013 and its the same mystery.Its all working fine and when it comes down to printing the report, it prints it out for the right SalesShptHeader. Its all standard code by the way.
Any help is much appreciated!!!!
Thanks.
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