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NAV 2016 Event Subscriptions - copy from one database to another
rsaritzky
Member Posts: 469
Hi all,
Does anyone know where the NAV2016 event subscriptions are recorded? Are they stored in the object itself? For example, let's say I'm developing a customization in my Development database. My event code functions are all housed in a custom codeunit. If I copy my custom codeunit to my Production database, does the Production database know which events are now subscribed to? Is it as simple as the fact that each event function's properties include "Event = Subscriber" along with the related EventPublisherObject and EventFunction?
Thanks
Ron
Does anyone know where the NAV2016 event subscriptions are recorded? Are they stored in the object itself? For example, let's say I'm developing a customization in my Development database. My event code functions are all housed in a custom codeunit. If I copy my custom codeunit to my Production database, does the Production database know which events are now subscribed to? Is it as simple as the fact that each event function's properties include "Event = Subscriber" along with the related EventPublisherObject and EventFunction?
Thanks
Ron
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Duikmeester
Member Posts: 304
Once you import the FOB into production the events are registered automatically.
Unless your Codeunit property EventSubscriberInstance equals Manual.
Then you need to use BINDSUBSCRIPTION and UNBINDSUBSCRIPTION.5 -
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kriki
Member, Moderator Posts: 9,089
Check also virtual table 2000000140:"Event Subscription".Regards,Alain Krikilion
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Unless your Codeunit property EventSubscriberInstance equals Manual.
Then you need to use BINDSUBSCRIPTION and UNBINDSUBSCRIPTION.
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