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Hi experts,

I am here again, with problems creating a project contract through X++.

Previously, I was following https://dynamicsuser.net/ax/f/developers/51941/project-contract-creation-using-x , and apparently, I was lost at the step: "this.parmprojectcontract(projinvoiceTable.ProjInvoiceProjId);" shown inside the code. The user apparently did not mention where and how the parmprojectcontract method was or works. So I could not go any further than that steps.

Could anyone kindly guide me through the creation of a new project contract using X++ in Dynamics 365?

Thanks in advance.

Lincoln Poh

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Chaitanya Golla 17,225 on at

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Hi,

Please try the job at the below link, which is a x++ job to create project contract.Its on AX2012, not sure whether it will work on D365 but its worth giving a shot.

(AX 2012 - CREATING PROJECT CONTRACT - JobName: ProjectContractCreation under For R2 and R3)

harish-m.livejournal.com/31981.html

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Hello Sukrut Parab & Chaitanya Golla

Thank you so much for trying to help out.

My apology for my late reply.

@Sukrut Parab: I understand that parmprojectcontract is a parm method, but I did not know where should I parm it to. Now, I'm assuming it is being parmed to the form. However, in the end, I ended up removing that parm and modifying my code a little, and it still worked out well. Thanks for the help though!

*Edit: When you mentioned Project Id, you actually meant Project contract ID, and not Project Id, right? Because Project Id belongs to another table, in the creation of Project...*

@Chaitanya Golla: Previously, I tried that link, however, that version was too old, some of the methods do not exist in the current AX (365 For operation).

For those who are following this thread, below lies the solution. You could just use this method inside a class or form and change it accordingly to suit your preference, and call the method using "createProjContract()".

private void createProjContract() { info("Project contract is being created"); //Creating a new Project contract/ agreement ttsbegin; projInvoiceTable.clear(); projInvoiceTable.initValue(); custTable = CustTable::find(custAccount); numSeq = NumberSeq::newGetNum(ProjParameters::numRefProjInvoiceProjId(),true,true); projInvoiceTable.ProjInvoiceProjId = numSeq.num(); projInvoiceTable.CurrencyId = "USD" projInvoiceTable.Description = custTable.name(); projInvoiceTable.insert(); info("projInvoiceTable.ProjInvoiceProjId: " + projInvoiceTable.ProjInvoiceProjId); projFundingSource.ContractId = projInvoiceTable.ProjInvoiceProjId; projFundingSource.CustAccount = "USMF-00001"; projFundingSource.FundingSourceId = custTable.name(); projFundingSource.FundingType = ProjFundingType::Customer; projFundingSource.PaymentTermsId = "Net8"; //projFundingSource.PaymentscheduleId = projFundingSource.editProjFunder(true,projFundingSource.CustAccount); projFundingSource.insert(); projFundingRule::createDefaultFundingRule(projInvoiceTable.ProjInvoiceProjId, projInvoiceTable.RecId); ttscommit; }

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Rohin 4,624 on at

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Thanks Lincoln, I am successfully implement your code in my environment (Ax 2012 R2) , its working correctly there as well. Thanks for sharing....

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