Calling Action MenuItem: PurchCancel from X++

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Posted on by ShawnDEV

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Hi All,

I am calling an action menu item, PurchCancel from my own RunBaseBatch class as follows.

Args args = new Args();
args.record(purchLine.purchTable());
args.parmEnum(NoYes::Yes);
args.caller(this);
new MenuFunction(menuitemActionStr(PurchCancel), MenuItemType::Action).run(args);

Then I get the following prompt because of the purchCancel.prompt() code in PurchCancel.mainOnServer method.

protected static void mainOnServer(PurchTable _purchTable)
{
    PurchCancel purchCancel = PurchCancel::construct();
    purchCancel.parmPurchTable(_purchTable);

    if (purchCancel.prompt())
    {
        purchCancel.runOperation();
    }
}

Then if I click OK, I get an error saying that An unbalanced X TTSBEGIN/TTSCOMMIT pair has been detected...

1)how can I avoid this prompt() and 2) also solve this unbalanced X TTSBEGIN/TTSCOMMIT Pair issue?

Thank you.

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Martin Dráb 232,858 Most Valuable Professional on at

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RE: Calling Action MenuItem: PurchCancel from X++

I guess that you're trying to open the form from inside the database transaction. This is wrong and the system prevents serious consequences by aborting the transaction.

I remember a company whose Axapta 3.0 was completely blocked from time to time. The cause was a dialog opened from a transaction (which wasn't rolled back in this version), which somebody sometimes left open and went for lunch or so. The transaction held a lock on InventSum table, preventing other users to do anything involving inventory...