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view computed column to get the Month and Year from the CreatedDateTime field

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Dear Friends,

 I want to add two view computed column to get the month and year from the CreatedDateTime field in ax 2012 R3.

Can someone suggest the sample code?

Regards

Martin

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    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    237,880 Most Valuable Professional on at

    T-SQL has MONTH() and YEAR() functions for this purpose.

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    Hossein.K Profile Picture
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    Hi Martin,

    In order to achieve what you want, you can use below code:

    public void Date()
    {
        date createdDateTime;
        ;
    
        createdDateTime = DateTimeUtil::date(this.createdDateTime);
    
        this.Month = mthofyr(createdDateTime);
        this.Day = dayofmth(createdDateTime);
        this.Year = year(createdDateTime);
    
    }

  • martinarul Profile Picture
    223 on at

    Hi Martin,

     I am aware that Month() and Year() function is available in sql. My doubt is how add computed column for month and year in AOT view. Please suggest the sample code

    Regards

    Martin

  • martinarul Profile Picture
    223 on at

    Hello Hossein,

     I am aware of this code. My concern is how to create a computed column for Month and Year in AOT View from CreatedDateTime field.

    Regards

    Martin

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    Martin Dráb Profile Picture
    237,880 Most Valuable Professional on at

    If you know which T-SQL functions you should use, then what exactly do you need from us? Does it mean that you don't know how to write computed columns at all and you're looking for an introduction, or do you have any particular problem?

    Maybe seeing a code example will help you:

    private static str yearSql()
    {
    	str fieldIdent = SysComputedColumn::returnField(tableStr(YourView), identifierStr(DsName), fieldStr(YourTable, YourField));
    	return strFmt('YEAR(%1)'), fieldIdent);
    }

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