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In what order are events executed
Chop1Al1
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2017-02-17
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This is the question that everyone is asking ... Master the order of execution of the events ...
Quite simply, the events are executed in the order of the codeunit (ID) which make use of the event.
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Marije_Brummel
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2017-02-19
True today but never code against this. Microsoft may change this in a future release or even an update.
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Dean_Axon
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2018-10-19
Does anyone know if this is still the case or has MS changed the execution policy ?
Remember: Keep it simple
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Slawek_Guzek
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2018-10-19
It looks like it still works the same way. Nonetheless, as
@Mark_Brummel
advised, do not code with assumption that it will always work this way.
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Juhl
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2018-10-19
I sometimes run all my triggers by hooks in one event, to control this. BUT it doesn’t control base app execution, if id order changes.
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