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I'm in AX 2012 R3 environment.I would like to add a query range to GeneralJournalEntry table and filter out rows that have a JournalCategory value different to LedgerTransType::Purch , i try this but not works :

datasource.addRange(fieldnum(GeneralJournalEntry,JournalCategory)).value(SysQuery::valueNot(enum2str(LedgerTransType::Purch)));

Update : it works for one range ,but what if i want add multiple value to range like this :

datasource.addRange(fieldnum(GeneralJournalEntry,JournalCategory)).value(SysQuery::valueNot(LedgerTransType::Sales));
datasource.addRange(fieldnum(GeneralJournalEntry,JournalCategory)).value(SysQuery::valueNot(LedgerTransType::Purch));

In sql we have : 
select * from GENERALJOURNALENTRY where GENERALJOURNALENTRY.JOURNALCATEGORY not in (2,3)

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b_radlyjames 3,157 on at

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the 'addRange' method is the way to do this. Make sure you use enum2str on your 2 addRange lines.

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Standard query ranges result in an "OR" operator in the SQL and when you are doing a "NOT", you should have "AND" instead. To achieve this in AX using query ranges, use expressions in query ranges, see http://www.axaptapedia.com/Expressions_in_query_ranges

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This also works:

this.query().dataSourceTable(tablenum(PurchTable)).addRange(fieldnum(PurchTable, InvoiceAccount)).value('!Transfer'+','+'!5050');

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This works with multiple ENUMS:

this.query().dataSourceTable(tablenum(PurchTable)).addRange(fieldnum(PurchTable, PurchStatus)).value(strfmt('!%1,!%2',enum2str(PurchStatus::Canceled),enum2str(purchstatus::Invoiced)));

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Dang Vo 31 on at

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that good for me

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