Not able to catch exception in endPost() method

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Hi,

I am trying to catch an exception in custom code I wrote in extension class of SalesPackingSlipJournalPost.endPost(), I am calling base endPost method first using CoC and trying to generate a custom report at the end of the posting , the issue is that if an error/exception occur in generating/printing of custom report the packing slip posting fails which I don't want to happen, The packing slip posting should not fail if for some reason there is an error/exception in printing custom SSRS report. In this situation I want to catch the exception and display an infolog saying the packing slip is posted but the generation/printing of custom report failed due to xyz reason.

my code look something like this.

public void endPost()

{

next endPost()

try

{

//My code that involve writing to some tables and calling controller class of a SSRS report; some times i get an exception in

meunFunciton.run(args) in one of my custom methods.

}

catch

{

//Display Infolog about error

}

I am not able to achieve my desired outcome, when the exception occurs system display it in UI and the posting of packing slip is cancelled.

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Layan Jwei 8,282 Super User 2026 Season 2 on at

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Hi,

You could try this:

System.Exception ex;

try

{

}

catch(ex)

{

error(ex.Message);

}

Thanks,

Layan Jweihan

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It's an inherent design of X++. Assuming by the name of the method, it's inside a transaction.

When an exception occurs within a transaction scope (TTSBEGIN, TTSCOMMIT), it aborts the transaction, and except for a few cases, no try/catch statement inside a transaction scope can process an exception.

I have found a good article about the topic, if you want to learn more: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/x-exceptions-transactions-michael-pontoppidan/

You will have to rethink how you run your printing.

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Martin Dráb 240,534 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Moved from D365 general forum to the Finance forum, because it's clearly about F&O and not about D365 in general.

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Thanks, Jonas, for your suggestion

I moved my code to Post event hander of Run method of SalesFormLetter and it worked. the packing slip posted even if there is an error/exception in the generation/printing of SSRS report.

for some weird reason my question is appearing under some other profile so can't mark your answer as verified answer. but thanks again

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