Multiple select from dialog field in RunbaseBatch

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Hello everyone,

I know we're now usually using SysOperation Framework for create batch job in D365 F&O. And for dialog field that requires multiple select from lets say Customer number dropdown, we're using attribute AifCollectionType and all.

How to create the same multiple selection in dropdown with RunBaseBatch ? and what all other necessary thing that required to be included to make it works ?

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WillWU 22,361 on at

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Hi WWwong,

See the Blog:

https://daxonline.org/1614-multi-select-parameters-in-dialogs.html

SysOperations is a newer framework, it provides better separation of concerns, generation of dialogs from data contracts and quite a few additional features,you should use SysOperation instead of RunBase in your work.

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Hi Will,

Thanks for the link. As I tried to follow, what is the meaning of the "macro" ->

#define.CurrentVersion(1)

#localMacro.CurrentList

warehouses

#endmacro

I got stuck at the "DialogPostRun" method, at the line -> warehouseMultiSelect.set([this.warehouseIdsToRecIds(warehouses), warehouses]);

Obviusly I changed to my object name, but it keep telling me the variable "warehouses" (which I replaced, and is the same as the one I declared in the macro) is not declared

By looking at the whole Variable declaration, actually there are 2 variable "warehouses"

    container                   warehouses;

    SysLookupMultiSelectCtrl    warehouseMultiSelect;

    FormBuildStringControl      warehouseCtrl;

    DialogField                 warehousesField;

    #define.CurrentVersion(1)

    #localMacro.CurrentList

        warehouses

    #endmacro

Is it refer to the container variable ? and why need to put in the "local macro" ? what is the usage and purposes ?

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Hi WWwong,

This is a Query macros to store queries.

You can use the Query macros like this.

Table table #localMacro.selecttest select * from table #endmacro #localMacro.wheretest where %1.field==%2 #endmacro #selecttest #wheretest(table,'123');

This macro is not particularly necessary here.

And the whole piece of code is in the class MultiSelectRunBaseBatch , you need to put the code into the class.

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