"Here is a really simple error / solution. I came back to writing X after a few weeks of down time and actually forgot about this as I am predominately a C# programmer.
The problem:
Axapta does not want you to use an unbounded string in a where clause.�
The solution:
You must use a ‘bounded’ string.� To do this you must declare your string with a numerical limiter e.g. str 30.
Example:
PurchTable getFirstByCustomerPOId(str 30 customerPOId)
{
PurchTable purchTable;
;
purchTable.selectForUpdate(true);
select firstonly purchTable
where purchTable.My_CustomerPurchaseOrderId == customerPOId;
return purchTable;
}"
The problem:
Axapta does not want you to use an unbounded string in a where clause.�
The solution:
You must use a ‘bounded’ string.� To do this you must declare your string with a numerical limiter e.g. str 30.
Example:
PurchTable getFirstByCustomerPOId(str 30 customerPOId)
{
PurchTable purchTable;
;
purchTable.selectForUpdate(true);
select firstonly purchTable
where purchTable.My_CustomerPurchaseOrderId == customerPOId;
return purchTable;
}"
