Error mscorlib

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HI everyone, when trying to register a new invoice I'm getting the error below

In the folder C:\Windows\Microsoft .NET\Framework\v4.030319 I have files like mscorlib.dll

Anyone can help me pls?

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I think this is a custom code. It seems that you have a DotNet variable that calls a GenerateCredential method.

I suggest you to debug.

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the error in english:

this message is for c/al programmers:
An problem occur calling the member GenerateCredentials mscorlib and return the message System can't locate the specified file

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I heard that the saving method problem is related to the vat transmission reporting.

support.microsoft.com/.../the-call-to-member-save-failed-error-when-displaying-transmission-log

this occurs when I'm making the vat reporting of a invoice.

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Do you have .NET Framework installed on this machine? Try to open the C/AL object and add the reference to the DLL (check the DotNet variable type).

It's quite difficult helping on this without seeing the code.

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I didn't understand very well this,

ry to open the C/AL object and add the reference to the DLL (check the DotNet variable type).. which object? and try to point to the dll ?

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Open the object (I don't know where you have the problem), you should have a variable with type = DotNet. From here you can reference the mscorlib assemblly

and then you can select the class to reference.

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