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OCX and trigger
marcoriva
Member Posts: 5
Hi,
a very simple question; when I insert e new record into a table using OCX functions, the trigger (for example on insert) doesn't work.
:-(
Why? How can I do that?
Bye and Thanks
Ing. Marco Riva
a very simple question; when I insert e new record into a table using OCX functions, the trigger (for example on insert) doesn't work.
:-(
Why? How can I do that?
Bye and Thanks
Ing. Marco Riva
0
Comments
Navision SDK può essere la soluzione?
Oppure l'application server?
Grazie 1000
(But so is impossible to run a codeunit or dataport from an application external to Navision?
Can I try to use Navision SDK or Navision Application Server?
Where can I find more Documentation about Navision ATTAIN SDK?
Thanks very much)
non sono completamente sicuro ma, a seguito di esperienze passate, credo che non sia possibile far scattare i trigger dall'esterno. Ho cercato anche io in vari modi sia con ocx che con odbc, ma non sono mai riuscito a chiamare le funzioni.
Saluti
Giovanni Nadotti