Positioning on a tabular form
TD
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Hi,
I'm having a bit of a problem with a tabular form.
The form gets the user to enter a number from which a codeunit is then called and processes a XML message. This codeunit then inserts a new record on the table which is the source table of the form. After the codeunit has been processed the newly inserted record should appear on the form.
How can I position on the newly inserted record so the user sees the new record? I assumed I would be able to simply use a GET or FIND but a message appears asking the user if they want to rename the record?? Does anyone know a way around this problem? ](*,)
Any help is much appreciated.
Regards,
TD
I'm having a bit of a problem with a tabular form.
The form gets the user to enter a number from which a codeunit is then called and processes a XML message. This codeunit then inserts a new record on the table which is the source table of the form. After the codeunit has been processed the newly inserted record should appear on the form.
How can I position on the newly inserted record so the user sees the new record? I assumed I would be able to simply use a GET or FIND but a message appears asking the user if they want to rename the record?? Does anyone know a way around this problem? ](*,)
Any help is much appreciated.
Regards,
TD
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try this:
GET(primary key fields); CurrForm.UPDATE(FALSE);
Regards,Alain Krikilion
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