Random number generation through X++
AX has buit-in functionality to generate random numbers. You can use Random class (a kernel class, not visible in AOT) for this purpose. There are two more ways to generate random number in X++ One is using RandomGenerate Class which extends Random class and generates values within specified range; Second is using xGlobal::randomPositiveInt32() method.
Example using Random class to generate random numbers (All in CAPITAL letters)
Example using Random class to generate random numbers (All in CAPITAL letters)
public str generateRandomCode()
{
str pass='';
int length, counter, randInt,randAscii;
;
length = 4;
for(counter = 1; counter <= length; counter++)
{
randInt = Random.nextInt();
randAscii = randInt mod 91;
if((randAscii >= 48 && randAscii <= 57) || (randAscii >= 65 && randAscii <= 90))
{
pass += num2char(randAscii);
continue;
}
else
{
randAscii = randAscii mod 26 ;
randAscii += 65 ;
pass += num2char(randAscii);
continue;
}
}
return pass;
}
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