Axapta V/s Me

April 20, 2013

Sunday Fun Day............ Cheers ...........

Hi Friends;
Finally its Sunday tomorrow, Awhhhhh rest is best this day.
Check these funny Lines for you and your buddies check it out........

Types of Project Managers; which one are you? --

	If you get in my way, I'll kill you! - ideal project manager
	If you get in my way, you'll kill me! - somewhat less than ideal project manager
	If I get in my way, I'll kill you! - somewhat misguided project manager
	If I get in your way, I'll kill you! - A tough project manager (eats glass, live cats, etc.)
	If get kill in will way I you. - dyslexic, functionally illiterate project manager
	I am the way! Kill me if you can! - messianic project manager
	Get away, I'll kill us all! - suicidal project manager
	If you kill me, I'll get in your way. - thoughtful but ineffective project manager
	If I kill you I'll get in your way. - project manager who has trouble dealing with the obvious
	If a you gotta in my way, I gonna breaks you arm. - project manager from New York
	I am quite confident that there is nothing in the way, so no one will get killed. - project manager who is about to get in big trouble
	If you kill me, so what? If you get in my way, who cares? - weak, uninspired, lackluster project manager
	If I kill me, you'll get your way. - pragmatic project manager
	If we get in each other's way, who will get killed? - An utterly confused manager
	Kill me, it's the only way. - every project manager to date. -Harry.................... :)

X++ code for document attachment

In Axapta, we can attach document with Purchase order via document handling, if you need to attached a document using your x++ code, we need to use following x++ AOT objects.

DocuRef (table)
DocuActionArchive (class)

Here is a generic method that will attach record to any table in AX based on parameters passed to it

void attachDoc(RefTableId _refTableId, RefRecId _refRecId, selectableDataArea _refCompanyId, FileName _name)
{
    DocuRef docuRef;
    DocuActionArchive archive;
    ;
    docuRef.clear();
    docuRef.RefRecId = _refRecId;
    docuRef.RefTableId = _refTableId;
    docuRef.RefCompanyId = _refCompanyId;
    docuRef.Name = _name;
    docuRef.TypeId = 'File';
    docuRef.insert();
    archive = new DocuActionArchive();
    archive.add(docuRef, _name);
}

To use this method write following code to attache the document.

this.attachDoc(tableNum(PurchTable), purchTable.RecId, purchTable.dataAreaId, filepathname);

-Harry

April 19, 2013

Creating Vendors through X++ in AX 2012- PART I

--Create party for the vendor--

public void TheAxaptaCreateParty(VendorRequestCreate          _vendorRequestCreate)
{
    ;
if(_vendorRequestCreate.DirPartyType        == DirPartyBaseType::Person)
    {
        dirPerson.Name                          = _vendorRequestCreate.VendorName;
        dirPerson.NameAlias                     = _vendorRequestCreate.FirstName;
        dirPerson.NameSequence                  = dirNameSequence::find('First Last').RecId;
        dirPerson.insert();
        dirPersonName.FirstName                 = _vendorRequestCreate.FirstName;
        dirPersonName.MiddleName                = _vendorRequestCreate.MiddleName;
        dirPersonName.LastName                  = _vendorRequestCreate.LastName;
        dirPersonName.ValidFrom                 = DateTimeUtil::newDateTime(systemDateGet(),str2time ('00:00:00'),DateTimeUtil::getUserPreferredTimeZone());
        dirPersonName.ValidTo                   = DateTimeUtil::maxValue();
        dirPersonName.Person                    = dirPerson.RecId;
        dirPersonName.insert();
        dirParty                                = new DirParty(dirPerson);
    }
else
    {
        dirOrganisation.Name                    = _vendorRequestCreate.VendorName;
        dirOrganisation.NameAlias               = _vendorRequestCreate.FirstName;
        dirOrganisation.LanguageId              = 'EN-US';
        dirOrganisation.KnownAs                 = _vendorRequestCreate.VendorName;
        dirOrganisation.PhoneticName            = _vendorRequestCreate.VendorName;
        dirOrganisation.insert();
        dirParty                                = new DirParty(dirOrganisation);
    }
}

-Harry