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Hi all,

I have followed this guide to get the object name. But when I run the following line.

MESSAGE('%1 %2', CurrentObject.ID, CurrentObject.Type);

I only get a '0' returned in the message.

I have downloaded his zip at the bottom of the page.

I use NAV2016. How can I make it work? Or is there another way to get the name of the current codeunit you are in?

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Hello Christopher007,

In NAV 2016 first you have to Re-declare the Dot Net variables,

After that compile the codeunit, once successfully compiled then create a new code unit and in that declare a variable of imported codunit i.e. Codeunit 86832 "Current Object Management".

In that codeunit write the following code.

MESSAGE('%1 %2',CurrentObjectManagement.Type,CurrentObjectManagement.ID);

Now save, compile, run, you will get definitely result.

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Re-declare Dot Net variables? How can I do that?

What I did:

Imported the codeunit, compiled it, made a new codeunit with global variable datatype codeunit to the imported codeunit. OnRun I wrote the same you did.

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Open the codeunit that you imported. Further go to design > Click View - C/AL Globals.

Here you will get all the Global Variables. Remove all the SubType and again select the proper value. Compile the Codeunit and see if it works.

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What if I am not able to find the first global variable subtype on the list. Its not displayed, but I already have it from when I imported it.

System.Type.'mscorlib, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089'

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Copy that value in Subtype. Delete the value in subtype and again paste it in subtype. See if it work.

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Hello,

Go thru as per Vishal suggestions,

And you have to do for all DotNet variables, In this codeunit also some functions contains Local dotnet variables, that variable you have to do also.

See the bellow screenshot for demo purpose.

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Its still not helping making it work, but thanks for showing me how to re-declare the variables. I will try again tomorrow and see if I can make it work, else I will try find another way.

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