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I want a particular condition to be not checked in validate write.I cant delete it so what method approach i can choose.please guide me.

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nmaenpaa 101,160 Moderator on at

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You can't remove standard code. But you can always change the return value of methods, such as validateWrite. Be careful to not allow users to enter data that would break the standard functionalities. Remember that the standard functionalities trust that the data is complying with the standard validations.

Normally you should use extensions to extend the solution = add your own features. Trying to remove standard features can lead to issues. Therefore I suggest that you share your actual scenario and business requirement with us, so that we can provide suggestions to you.

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In validate write there is an if condition with checkfailed .My requirement is i want to skip that if condition.how can i achieve this or is there any other means of doing this so it should not throw an error. Table is Markup Table.In validate write there is an if condition as-

if (this.VendType == MarkupType::LedgerAccount
&& this.CustType == MarkupType::Item
&& this.TaxItemGroup)
{
ok = checkFailed("@SYS26238");
}

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Ludwig Reinhard Microsoft Employee on at

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moved to the d365 forum

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nmaenpaa 101,160 Moderator on at

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As I already wrote: "I suggest that you share your actual scenario and business requirement with us, so that we can provide suggestions to you."

So, what check is it? What table is it? Why do you want to bypass the check?

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Hi sharudas,

I would suggest you one solution. But it is about updating the record in the table.

* After you added the extension class, inside the CoC method first you've to update your table record before calling next(), to make your condition false. Then

* After calling next() you can update your record again as per your requirement.

## By doing this you can avoid the execution of your IF condition.

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Hi Sharudas,

Duplicate thread:

community.dynamics.com/.../alternatives-for-removing-a-part-of-code-from-validate-write-d365fo-x

Answer in that thread: Your requirement is disobeying with the extension design. we cannot by pass this if condition.

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