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is it possible to get the recid count in Update Recordset statement ?

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Posted on by Jegan

is it possible to get the recid count in Update Recordset statement ?

Please find the below statement

update_recordSet _maLineReviewReportTmp
setting loccount = _retailstoretable.RecId
join _invSum1 where _invSum1.ItemId == _maLineReviewReportTmp.ItemId
&& _invSum1.AvailPhysical > 0
join _invdim2 where _invdim2.inventDimId == _invSum1.inventDimId
&& _invdim2.InventLocationId != ''
join _maInventBusinessUnit where _maInventBusinessUnit.InventLocationId == _invdim2.InventLocationId
&& _maInventBusinessUnit.z_BusinessUnit == "1"
join count(RecId) from _retailstoretable where _retailstoretable.StoreNumber == _maInventBusinessUnit.StoreNumber;

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    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 237,795 Most Valuable Professional on at

    If you mean the number of update records, use rowCount() method.

  • Jegan Profile Picture
    Jegan on at

    No Matrin ,

    I'll get recordcount value  from the below select statement  and update the count value in base temp table

    Select _invSum1 where _invSum1.ItemId == _maLineReviewReportTmp.ItemId

    && _invSum1.AvailPhysical > 0

    join _invdim2 where _invdim2.inventDimId == _invSum1.inventDimId

    && _invdim2.InventLocationId != ''

    join _maInventBusinessUnit where _maInventBusinessUnit.InventLocationId == _invdim2.InventLocationId

    && _maInventBusinessUnit.z_BusinessUnit == "1"

    join count(RecId) from _retailstoretable where _retailstoretable.StoreNumber == _maInventBusinessUnit.StoreNumber;

    for the above logic is it worked

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    Vilmos Kintera Profile Picture
    Vilmos Kintera 46,149 on at

    You cannot do aggregation directly in an update_recordset.

    You can convert the aggregated table on your RetailStoreTable to a View with a Count field, and that can be joined in the set-based operation without any problems.

  • Jegan Profile Picture
    Jegan on at

    Hi Vilmos,

    Please share the some examples

  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 237,795 Most Valuable Professional on at

    With which part do you need some help? For example, do you know how to create a view? If you do, building an example for you would be a waste of time, because it wouldn't tell you anything new. If you tell us what you need, we can address the right problem.

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    Jegan on at

    yes, I know how to create the view

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    Vilmos Kintera Profile Picture
    Vilmos Kintera 46,149 on at

    You could find examples yourself easily with your favorite search engine easily by punching in "ax create view with sum" keywords or similar, please do not be lazy.

    ajstudi0.blogspot.hu/.../microsoft-dynamics-ax-views.html

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