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How to insert date in TaxWithholdTrans_In table after post the sales invoice in ax 2012

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Posted on by Rahul.p

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Dear Friends,

Please let me know after post the salesinvoice how data is inserting in TaxWithholdTrans_In table.

I want to know which class and method will execute.

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Rahul

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MuthukumaranAX 2,903 on at

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Hi - the easy way to get the code place is to add a breakpoint to insert method of TaxWithholdTrans_In table and post a sales invoice and run through the code.

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Rahul.p 632 on at

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I tried it but debugger is not hit in table insert method.

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nmaenpaa 101,160 Moderator on at

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- Make sure that "Execute business operations in CIL" checkbox is disabled in your user options

- In AX Server configuration, make sure that debugging is enabled on the code running on the Application Object Server (don't do this in a prod system, anyway you should not debug in prod)

- Make sure that you have logged in the AOS server when you debug

Does the breakpoint hit now?

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Gunjan Bhattachayya 35,423 on at

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Hi Rahul,

You can check CustVoucher\createInvoiceTrans method. The TaxWithholdTrans_IN record is getting updated here. You can include your field here as well.

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Rahul.p 632 on at

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Thank for your reply.
I want to know which class & table method is using for inserting record in TaxWithholdTrans_IN.

Here total withholding tax amount field some amount difference is coming.

This is a bug but MS is not supporting for ax 2012. so i want to check the formula on it.

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nmaenpaa 101,160 Moderator on at

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You can find out the answer by debugging the insert method of the table.

You can also use cross references (right click insert method in AOT -> Add-ins -> Find references to see all places in the application that call the method. Assuming you have up to date cross references in your dev system.

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