Adding a custom table to existing table map

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Hello,

I am trying to add a custom table (Table X) to existing SalesPurchLine map. I have added the SalesPurchLine map to Table X under mappings. Then created new method to return SalesPurchLineInterface() class in the table level. In order to create linking for the new custom table to SalesPurchLineInterface(), I have created a new class be using SalesPurchLineInterfaceFactoryAttribute class for the TableX which extends SalesPurchLineInterface() class.

When I try to run the table method to return SalesPurchLineInterface() class, I am getting "object reference not set to an instance of object error".

Has anyone tried this before or can help me with the steps of how to add custom table to existing table map (SalesPurchLine).

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Jonas "Jones&q... 5,017 Most Valuable Professional on at

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You have done all the right things; It's a SysExtensionAppClassFactory cache issue. I have seen it a million times when working with WHS.

The easiest way (and maybe a bad habit of mine) to clear it from the user interface is to use the "Regenerate methods" on the "Wave process methods" form. You find it under Warehouse Management -> Setup -> Waves -> Wave process methods

Alternatively you can call the SysFlushAOD class either using SysClassRunner or System Administration -> Setup -> Refresh elements
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Layan Jwei 8,421 Super User 2026 Season 2 on at

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Hi,

Try to run this link in your browser and then try again

https://yourEnvironmentUrl/?mi=SysclassRunner&cls=SysFlushAOD

Check those links
https://erconsult.eu/blog/sysflushaod-refresh-sysextension-cache-in-d365fo/

https://d365ffo.com/2023/06/17/ax-d365fo-clear-sysextension-cache/
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Hi Layan Jwei and Jonas,

Thanks a lot for sharing the useful links and information and it really worked.

As Jonas rightly mentioned about SysExtensionAppClassFactory cache issue, when I debugged the createInstance() method in SalesPurchLineInterface() class it was not creating the derived class instance and so throwing the null exception.

Now the issue is resolved after running the below command

https://EnvironmentUrl/?mi=SysclassRunner&cls=SysFlushAOD

Thanks
Layan Jwei 8,421 Super User 2026 Season 2 on at

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Hi AV,

I'm glad your issue is fixed. Please don't forget to verify the answers that helped by clicking on "Does this answer your question" tick box