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Hello,

I have a controller class and I need to check that it is being executed in batch. there is a method for this controller.isInBatch(). Also I need to check whether the session is interactive. I have found global method hasGUI() for this. I'd like to check this on the static method of my custom table and since controller. controller.isInBatch cannot be called on the static method my table, I don't want to pass it as parameter from the controller class to my custom table. On the other hand, I see that inside hasGUI() there is such code

 public static boolean hasGUI()
 {
     return xGlobal::hasClient() && !isRunningOnBatch() && !isRunningSyncEngine();
 }

maybe !isRunningOnBatch() is sufficient to check and I don;t need to pass controller.isInBatch() to the table method from my controller class?

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Martin Dráb 235,800 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Why do you need to check whether it's in a batch or not? And what if it's processed asynchronously but not in a batch?

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From the controller I need to call a static method of my custom table. And inside that static method I need to check whether the execution context is in batch or not and also check whether the session is interactive or not. That's why I call hasGUI() on the static method. Inside hasGUI() I have the check already !isRunningOnBatch(). Is it enough? on the controller class there is method

controller.isInBatch()

I can pass the result of it to my customtable::staticmethod() but I don't find it elegant. therefore if calling !isRunningOnBatch() inside hasGUI() is enough then it would be great and I can not to pass controller.isinbatch() to my customtable::staticmethod(). Hope, it's understandable.

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check sysoperation controller class execution context

Can you tell us more about the business scenario, please? It's not clear what you're trying to achieve.
You said you wanted to check whether a controller runs in a batch, so why do you want involve a table? You don't need a table to say whether the controller runs inside a batch or not. Also, maybe you don't need to know it at all; the framework already has some logic using different behaviour inside and outside of a batch. It depends on what problem you're trying to address.

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Hi @dark_knight

try this

if (!Global::isRunningOnBatch()) { //non-batch } else { //Btach }

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