How to hide the dimension message.

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Hi everyone,

Is there any way to hide this message in jobs on Business central. Im updating the header dimension field value via coding while im testing im getting this dimension message. I need to skip this message and the default answer is /Yes/

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YUN ZHU 98,349 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hi, generally, you can subscribe to the event before the message to skip the message.

For example,

Solutions to this type of problem: https://yzhums.com/43837/

Hope this can give you some hints.

Thanks.

ZHU

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Thanks for the reply YUN ZHU for Job Card i need the same process i don't have any event in Job Table object. Here the we have the message in "UpdateJobTaskDimQst".

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YUN ZHU 98,349 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hi, indeed it's a bit troublesome and I'm sorry I didn't fully confirm it.

You can subscribe to the above event, skip the whole confirmation process, and then modify the dimensions in your code for the lines

For example,

[EventSubscriber(ObjectType::Table, Database::Job, OnBeforeUpdateJobTaskDimension, '', false, false)] local procedure Job_OnBeforeUpdateJobTaskDimension(var Job: Record Job; FieldNumber: Integer; ShortcutDimCode: Code[20]; var IsHandled: Boolean); var JobTask: Record "Job Task"; begin IsHandled := true; JobTask.SetRange("Job No.", Job."No."); if JobTask.FindSet(true) then repeat case FieldNumber of 1: JobTask.Validate("Global Dimension 1 Code", ShortcutDimCode); 2: JobTask.Validate("Global Dimension 2 Code", ShortcutDimCode); end; JobTask.Modify(); until JobTask.Next() = 0; end;

Hope this helps.

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ZHU

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