Passing Parameters from form to class in AX

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Hi Experts,

I have a table and form consider as TestTable with 2 fields in it.

1. Employee (string)

2. Posted (NoYes, Checkbox)

I am running a batch job through the class named TestClass to process the data if the checkbox is set to No for any record in the table.

public void run()
{
ttsBegin;

while select forUpdate TestTable where TestTable.Posted == NoYes::No
{
does the updates here.

}

ttscommit;

}

If I select only one record in the form and I need to process only that particular record. how the run method should be?. I have created a button in the form to call the class but no idea how to pass the arguments to the class through the clicked method on the button. I need to call the class and process the particular record whenever needed without harming the batch job's usual run.

Appreciate helping with the clicked & run method sample.

Thanks in advance.

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Sergei Minozhenko 23,095 on at

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Hi AX Beginner,

1. You should create an action menu item for your runbase class

2. Add a new action menu item to the form instead of a button

3. In main method you can get access to the current cursor on the from with Args parameter (_args.record()) and pass it to a class variable via parm method.

4. Then you can modify your method like

while select forUpdate TestTable where TestTable.RecId = myTestTestPassedViaParmMethod.RecId //Or use other primary key fields instead of recId && TestTable.Posted == NoYes::No { does the updates here. }

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Blue Wang Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi AX Beginner ,

Args class is usually used in AX for passing parameters between forms.

Please read these:

faizanashraf.wordpress.com/.../

rohitdynamics.blogspot.com/.../pass-value-from-form-to-class-in-ax-2012.html

community.dynamics.com/.../passing-argument-from-form-to-class

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Martin Dráb 239,040 Most Valuable Professional on at

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It depends on which framework was used to implement the batch job.

If RunBaseBatch, you need to create a variable holding identification of the record, such as RecId. You'll set this variable from _args.record()). You also must add it to CurrentList macro.

If it's based on SysOperation framework, add a variable and parm* method for RecId to the data contract class and set it in the service controller.

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