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Looping through recordInsertList

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Posted on 20 Aug 2023 18:58:36 by junior AX 1,550
Hi,
 
if we have recordInsertList filled..is there a way to loop through it and take the values? Is there sth like listEnumerator to use?
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    Martin Dráb 231,723 Most Valuable Professional on 21 Aug 2023 at 04:34:55
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    If you need such a thing, your design must be wrong. If you explain your business requirements to us, we can help with designing a technical solution that can actually do the job.
     
    You seem to think that the purpose of RecordInsertList is to store a list of records in memory, but that's not the case. You can use other classes for that, such as List or RecordSortedList, or to utilize a temporary table. RecordInsertList is used for inserting records on batches. For example, let's say you added 950 records there (and didn't call insertDatabase() yet. You may find that 900 records were already insert to DB (in nine batches of 100 records) and only 50 are waiting to be inserted. You can't find all those 95o records in the RecordInsertList object.
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    GirishS 27,823 Moderator on 21 Aug 2023 at 03:36:42
    Looping through recordInsertList
    Hi JuniorAx,
     
    There is a method named toString method - Call this method and check whether it's returning the list values.
    If not, then there is no method available in RecordInsertList to loop through the records.
    You need to create your own List type variable and insert into it, while adding the records to RecordInsertList using add method.
    Later you can use the ListEnumerator to loop through all the records.
     
    Thanks,
    Girish S.

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