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How to write A report that gives list of Number of records in each table for each company ??
Aditya546
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2019-04-11
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I'm using nav 2016
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TallyHo
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2019-04-11
edited 2019-04-11
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Create a report based on the object table
DataItemTableView SORTING(Type,Company Name,ID) WHERE(Type=CONST(TableData))
Object - OnAfterGetRecord()
TheRecRef.OPEN(Object.ID);
NumberOfRecords:= TheRecRef.COUNT;
TheRecRef.CLOSE;
in layout define
Object.id
Object.name
NumberOfRecords
That should do it.
Per company is changecompany for Object table the way you're probably used to
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ShaiHulud
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2019-04-11
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An alternative solution to the one TallyHo presents is to use the system table 2000000028 - "Table Information". It has the following fields:
Company Name (no need to flip through the companies manually)
Table No.
Table Name
No. of Records
Record Size
Size (KB)
You can easily create a List Page to see what you'd get by using this table.
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TallyHo
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2019-04-11
edited 2019-04-11
Answer ✓
Create a report based on the object table
DataItemTableView SORTING(Type,Company Name,ID) WHERE(Type=CONST(TableData))
Object - OnAfterGetRecord()
TheRecRef.OPEN(Object.ID);
NumberOfRecords:= TheRecRef.COUNT;
TheRecRef.CLOSE;
in layout define
Object.id
Object.name
NumberOfRecords
That should do it.
Per company is changecompany for Object table the way you're probably used to
6
ShaiHulud
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Posts:
228
2019-04-11
Answer ✓
An alternative solution to the one TallyHo presents is to use the system table 2000000028 - "Table Information". It has the following fields:
Company Name (no need to flip through the companies manually)
Table No.
Table Name
No. of Records
Record Size
Size (KB)
You can easily create a List Page to see what you'd get by using this table.
6
TallyHo
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2019-04-11
edited 2019-04-11
@myself
Why do it the easy way when you can do it the hard way 😉.
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Aditya546
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2019-04-12
Thank you #TallyHo for your answer .
I tried what you said, but i'm getting the error: 'You Do not have the following permissions on tabledata service password:Read'
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DataItemTableView SORTING(Type,Company Name,ID) WHERE(Type=CONST(TableData))
Object - OnAfterGetRecord()
TheRecRef.OPEN(Object.ID);
NumberOfRecords:= TheRecRef.COUNT;
TheRecRef.CLOSE;
in layout define
Object.id
Object.name
NumberOfRecords
That should do it.
Per company is changecompany for Object table the way you're probably used to
You can easily create a List Page to see what you'd get by using this table.
Why do it the easy way when you can do it the hard way 😉.
Thank you #TallyHo for your answer .
I tried what you said, but i'm getting the error: 'You Do not have the following permissions on tabledata service password:Read'