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  chengalasettyvsrao Member Posts: 711

  2010-12-24

  I want to say NO.

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  Albertvh Member Posts: 516

  2010-12-24

  Hi,
  You could try setting key groups and then use
  KEYGROUPDISABLE Function
  KEYGROUPENABLED Function
  Check the online help.

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  manishgoyal Member Posts: 52

  2010-12-24

  no i just want to know can be activate/ deactivate keys using C/AL.

  Manish Goyal

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  Albertvh Member Posts: 516

  2010-12-24

  If you don't use keygroups then the answer is No
  
  If you set a keygroup on let say the customer table

  Enabled	Key		         KeyGroups
  Yes	VAT Registration No        VAT
  
  in C/AL
  Customer.KEYGROUPENABLE(VAT);
  

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  ssingla Member Posts: 2,973

  2010-12-24

  manishgoyal wrote:

  no i just want to know can be activate/ deactivate keys using C/AL.

  
  The basic question is : Why are u trying to do this?

  CA Sandeep Singla
  http://ssdynamics.co.in

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  Slawek_Guzek Member Posts: 1,690

  2010-12-24

  Yes, you can manipulate keys from C/AL code. Without using key groups and KEYGROUPENABLE or KEYGROUPDISABLE functions.
  
  Regards,
  Slawek

  Slawek Guzek
  Dynamics NAV, MS SQL Server, Wherescape RED;
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  matteo_montanari Member Posts: 189

  2010-12-27

  Slawek Guzek wrote:

  Yes, you can manipulate keys from C/AL code. Without using key groups and KEYGROUPENABLE or KEYGROUPDISABLE functions.
  
  Regards,
  Slawek

  
  Hi
  
  A little example:
  
  KeyRec is a record of table "Key"
  

  KeyRec.SETRANGE(TableNo,18);
  KeyRec.FINDLAST;
  KeyRec.Enabled := TRUE;
  KeyRec.MODIFY;
  

  
  This example enable the last key of table "Customer".
  I think it require table designer granule (if this code is executed with a customer nav license...)
  
  Bye
  
  Matteo

  Reno Sistemi Navision Developer

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