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Hello,

I created a batch job class using SysOperation Framework, however this class also can be called from a form button. The class it self is creating new records which in the end will be shows in that form grid.

My question is, while this class as a batch job supposedly to run in background (scheduled), there are time I want to run it as well (manual) from the button of the form. The process is running well, and the records created, but how to refresh the grid ? because currently I need to press Refresh after ran this class in order to make the new records appears in my grid. Any advice how to do this correctly ? as I don't want the logic looks odd while it is also will running in background which obviously no Form called him.

Please advised.

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Deepak Agarwal 8,602 on at

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Hey,

On the form button, write your code on the clicked method of the button or the respective event of the button. You need to refresh the query of the form once this operation is done.

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ShaqAX 709 on at

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Hi Deepak,

Sorry just to confirm again, so it's the menu item button's clicked button is where I should put the refresh ? whereby the menuitem, we can let it set to call my action menu item set to my SysOperation class, this is correct, right ?

And may I know how to refresh the query ? just "table_ds".executequery(); ?

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Arunraj Rajasekar 1,743 on at

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After super(), add table ds.executeQuery to the clicked method of your action menu item.

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Martin Dráb 237,904 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Which execution mode are you using? If Synchronous, you can simply run the refresh executing the operation, but it won't work with any of the asynchronous modes.

Also, should this be logic specific to this one form, or do you want to do it in all forms where the menu item can be placed? If it's the latter, you should place the logic to the controller, not to all the individual forms. SysOperationServiceController offers afterOperation() method for these purposes.

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Ferhat.S 238 on at

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I was facing same issue. As Martin says seems like there is no easy way with asynchronous working style. Other hand if u are using menu item button there is a Auto Refresh Data property on behevior turn it to yes and its worked fined for me. "however this class also can be called from a form button" its same as mine. I put a parameter on form call and changed working style to synchronous.

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Martin Dráb 237,904 Most Valuable Professional on at

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I didn't say it's impossible - I said you can't simply run the code after calling the operation, because the operation probably hasn't been completed yet. You would need a different solution. But I would rather avoid it. Either run it synchronously, if it's short, or run it asynchronously and don't try to reload data under user's hands.

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Deepak Agarwal 8,602 on at

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Yes you need to use the menu item button's clicked. You can refresh the DS by something like, VendTable_ds.refresh();

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