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the name 'AccountingDate' does not denote a class a table or an extended data type

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Posted on by Ariston J.

Hi All,

Anyone encounter and found solution for this 'AccountDate' error?

"the name 'AccountingDate' does not denote a class a table or an extended data type"

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Ariston J.

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nmaenpaa 101,160 Moderator on at

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RE: the name 'AccountingDate' does not denote a class a table or an extended data type

AccountingDate data type is defined in some package, which you will see in brackets in AOT.

You need to add package reference from your package to this package. Otherwise the code in your package can't use this data type.

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Sukrut Parab 71,699 Moderator on at

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RE: the name 'AccountingDate' does not denote a class a table or an extended data type

Accountingdate exist in calendar package . Do you have reference to that package ? Are you getting it in Purchtable or somewhere else ? You might want to check in packageslocaldirectory folder as well and see if the xml is present in the package for that EDT.

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RE: the name 'AccountingDate' does not denote a class a table or an extended data type

Hi Ariston,

The model name which contains the model element is shown up in the Application Explorer in italics.

You can update the current module in which the build error occurred, from Dynamics 365 -> Module management -> update module parameters form:

1. Select the current model in Model name.
2. Click next.
3. In the "Select referenced packages", select the required packages.

4. Click Next and Finish.

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Ariston J. on at

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RE: the name 'AccountingDate' does not denote a class a table or an extended data type

Thanks Nikolaos Mäenpää, i overlooked to select referenced packages 'Calendar' Model into my current models.

By adding 'Calendar' error fixed.

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Ariston J. on at

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RE: the name 'AccountingDate' does not denote a class a table or an extended data type

Thanks Sukrut Parab i overlooked to select referenced packages 'Calendar' Model into my current models.

By adding 'Calendar' error fixed.

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Ariston J. on at

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RE: the name 'AccountingDate' does not denote a class a table or an extended data type

Thanks Ada Ding, i overlooked to select referenced packages 'Calendar' Model into my current models.

By adding 'Calendar' error fixed.

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