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Odd SETRANGE and Boolean behavior
spider1269
Member Posts: 72
I came across an odd behavior with SETRANGE and booleans and I can't figure it out. I have 2 boolean filters that when run don't do anything. All records are returned. When I add the 3rd SETRANGE below (for testing) it then works as expected. I've tried using SETFILTER as well with no luck.
SalesHeader.SETRANGE(Processed,TRUE);
SalesHeader.SETRANGE(Updated,FALSE);
SalesHeader.SETRANGE(UpdatedDate,0DT);
SalesHeader.SETRANGE(Processed,TRUE);
SalesHeader.SETRANGE(Updated,FALSE);
SalesHeader.SETRANGE(UpdatedDate,0DT);
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spider1269
Member Posts: 72
This is really odd. I've been working on this for 30 minutes. Recompiled, restarted NAV, etc. Now all of a sudden it started to work. No explanation.0
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