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135Hello.
I need to create a way for users to be able to quickly view all line items for a single customer. While there is a way to do this in AX already, we have made customizations to our customer merging so that when we want to see all the line items for a single customer, we also want to see all the line items for any customer that is merged to that original customer. This isn't possible for the existing implementation, and I feel that it would be easier to create a new menu item to do this functionality rather than try to overhaul the existing one.
I'm thinking the easiest way to do this is to create a new menu item, then upon clicking that menu item, a simple dialog box shows up asking the user to input an account number. Then after entering the account number, you click OK, which uses that user input for the query object which initializes and pulls up the grid that shows all the line-items for that customer and the merged accounts. The problem is, I'm not sure this will actually work as I've never been able to utilize user input in a query object before, and I'm not sure where to put the code for the dialog box. I tried checking the MS docs online for examples using query objects, but none of them did anything fancy like this (they just used static values). Can anyone provide me with the general steps of how to implement this, or provide an alternative way that may be easier?
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