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Customized fields add on batch job AX 20012 !

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Posted on by vinilkumar 312

Hi Friends, I need to modify the batch job I.e., need to add 2 fields here as 'CustAccount and CustGroup', while I am trying to modify but can't worked. looks like as per standard functionality we can't be modified.

we have created the classed below,

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while run the batch job, by-default showing like the below, here I need to add the required 'accountno and custgroup fields'

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as per standard, we can't modify right.

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can you please guide me if it's possible case, how can achieve ?

Regards,

Vinilkumar.

  • Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    Martin Dráb 230,235 Most Valuable Professional on at
    RE: Customized fields add on batch job AX 20012 !

    From your screenshot, it's not even clear which framework you're trying to use to implement the batch.

    You have a controller and and a service class, which would suggest SysOperation framework. But there is no contract class for your parameters. And you have another class (*_PaymentReminderClass) which rather more like a RunBaseBatch class, but it completely lacks dialog() method where your dialog fields should be added.

    Please start by explaining which framework you're trying to use and what's the role of each of your class. Then implement either a data contract classs (if you want SysOperation, which I recommend) or dialog() method (in case of RunBase framework).

  • Gunjan Bhattachayya Profile Picture
    Gunjan Bhattachayya 35,421 on at
    RE: Customized fields add on batch job AX 20012 !

    Hi Vinil,

    Are you looking to add the fields to the "Batch" tab? Ideally, these fields should appear under a different tab under parameters as in many standard periodic functions - 

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