No. Series Question

redknight
Member Posts: 16
Can someone explain the syntax for the NoSeriesMgt function? I've searched for it and can't seem to find much information about it.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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Not sure what you mean by Syntax
See Codeunit 396 "NoSeriesManagement"0 -
take a look in CU 396Do you make it right, it works too!0
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Going for Back-2-Back Superbowls [-o<
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the RIGHT football. You called it soccer ](*,)Do you make it right, it works too!0
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My problem is that I don't have access to codeunits, so I can't see what is behind NoSeriesManagement. :? I'm trying to write some code that will call up the next number in a new no. series and increment that no. series. I don't know if this requires more than adding the new no. series into the no. series table, like adding some code where I can't. I just need to know how to setup NoSeriesMgt(...). Or someone could post the code for NoSeriesManagement and I could figure it out myself.0
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oh, you are an enduser?
Do you have access to the debugger or client monitor :?:Do you make it right, it works too!0 -
I have access to the debugger, I don't know what the client monitor is.0
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Just looked in the tools menu, client debugger is grayed out0
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I meant client monitor is grayed out, debugger i can use0
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with the debugger you can also see the source in CU 396.
For example if you create a new customer which req. a noseries. So start the debugger (in your TESTSYSTEM) an press F3 + Enter. Now a new no. will selectet and you see the source behind the Codeunit and know how it work.Do you make it right, it works too!0 -
That worked perfectly, thanks for the advice.0
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plese note: if your question is solved, please write [solved] in the subject before your subject text.
Thanks and regardsDo you make it right, it works too!0 -
FYI to others who come here by search:
MESSAGE( noSeries.GetNextNo('SSH',TODAY, FALSE) );
First parameter is which no series you want. Next is series date, as some series depend on the date. The last is very useful, if true then the series is modified (incremented) otherwise it just tells you value.
The code above tells you the No. of the NEXT sales shipment header0
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