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Hi All,

While creating CoC on table display method getting the below error.

If we provide the default value to the parameter getting another error as below.

Any suggestions? Whether CoC available on Table display method?

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DaniPm 185 on at

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There is no method with that name in the table CustInvoiceTable.

You can't use "next" sentence.

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Hi Daniel,

There is a method as below.

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DaniPm 185 on at

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Can you try this:

[SysClientCacheDataMethodAttribute(true)]

public static display Name custGroupName(CustTable _this)

{

return CustGroup::find(_this.CustGroup).Name;

}

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Hi Daniel,

Thanks for the reply.

Actually I want to implement CoC on standard display method. And my code is below which is giving error when I implement CoC.

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nmaenpaa 101,160 Moderator on at

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Which Platform Update are you on?

To me this seems like a platform bug, so if you already have the latest version, I suggest reporting it to Microsoft.

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Hi Nikolaos,

I am on PU 32.

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Joris dG 17,775 on at

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We've actually been discussing this internally. It's arguably a platform bug, but rather the bug is that we should not allow a display method to have a parameter that is not a table buffer. It goes against the normal display method signature.

We're discussing how we can mitigate these going forward.

For now, please file an extensibility request on the module owning cust invoice trans to sort it out. Or perhaps introduce a new control using an entirely new display method... the new display method can call the old one, for the same effect.

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