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Posted on by Kumar Gaurav @ MS

Hi All,

I have a ledger dimension which I want to validate against an account structure in my code, can you please suggest if I can do that and how.

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RE: Validate ledger dimension against account structure through x++

Hi Kumar,

Coding can be divided in this way,

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RE: Validate ledger dimension against account structure through x++

Thank you Dominic,

I use one transaction with two items and a financial dimension that is different, but I get a bug like this

Function DimensionDefaultingEngine::insertDimensionSpecifer has been incorrectly called.

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RE: Validate ledger dimension against account structure through x++

Thanks for the response Dominic,

I found a way to do it by following code

DimensionValidation::validateByTree(ledgerDimensionRecId,today(),true)

I didn't needed to go into service which I am sure will be required in other complex scenarios

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RE: Validate ledger dimension against account structure through x++

Hi,

Please try this:

static void ValidateLedgerDimension(Args _args)

{

str mainAcctNum = "110130";

LedgerAccountValidationContract validationContract;

LedgerAccountContract accountContract;

DimensionAttributeValueContract valueContract;

FinancialDimensionValidationService service;

List listValueContract = new List(Types::Class);

// Business Unit

valueContract = new DimensionAttributeValueContract();

valueContract.parmName("BusinessUnit");

valueContract.parmValue("002");

listValueContract.addEnd(valueContract);

// Department

valueContract = new DimensionAttributeValueContract();

valueContract.parmName("Department");

valueContract.parmValue("028");

listValueContract.addEnd(valueContract);

accountContract = new LedgerAccountContract();

accountContract.parmMainAccount(mainAcctNum);

accountContract.parmValues(listValueContract);

validationContract = new LedgerAccountValidationContract();

validationContract.parmLedgerAccount(accountContract);

validationContract.parmValidDate(systemDateGet());

service = new FinancialDimensionValidationService();

if (service.validateLedgerAccount(validationContract))

{

info("Valid");

}

else

{

info("Invalid");

}

}

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