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Working with Data Exch. Definition in SaaS
Ekin
Member Posts: 28
Hello everyone,
I was wondering if Data Exch. Definition is working correctly in SaaS version of BC? I am planning to implement a global integration system for BC SaaS and I want to use Data Exch. Definition as a part of it for importing/exporting XML,CSV etc. since its pretty convenient. But when I check the standard Reading/Writing Codeunit in Data Exch. Definition, I see that it uses codeunit 1203 and this codeunit uses DotNet variables in it. I highly doubt it is working for SaaS. Does anyone know how this is handled in SaaS version?
Thanks for the answers.
Ekin
I was wondering if Data Exch. Definition is working correctly in SaaS version of BC? I am planning to implement a global integration system for BC SaaS and I want to use Data Exch. Definition as a part of it for importing/exporting XML,CSV etc. since its pretty convenient. But when I check the standard Reading/Writing Codeunit in Data Exch. Definition, I see that it uses codeunit 1203 and this codeunit uses DotNet variables in it. I highly doubt it is working for SaaS. Does anyone know how this is handled in SaaS version?
Thanks for the answers.
Ekin
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