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How to get customer (CustAccount) from postal address (LogisticsPostalAddress).

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Posted on by MSKAX 120

I have a scenario, where I know the LogisticsPostalAddress.RecId, from this I need to find the customer (CustTable.AccountNum) it belongs to.
I have identified the table relations and can write a select query.

If there is a better way of getting customer by using standar AX functions then please suggest.

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    Mea_ Profile Picture
    Mea_ 60,284 on at

    Hi OSMHN,

    You can use DirPartyPostalAddressView it has _recVersion_LogisticsPostalAddress field and Party, using Party field you can easily find customer.

  • MSKAX Profile Picture
    MSKAX 120 on at

    Thanks Sukrut

  • MSKAX Profile Picture
    MSKAX 120 on at

    Hi Ievgen,

    I have written job as below: I am considering using DirPartyPostalAddressView, there must be advantages of that view, I am not aware....

    static void Address_LogisticsPostal_update(Args _args)

    {

       LogisticsPostalAddress  logisticsPostalAddress;

       LogisticsLocation       logisticsLocation;

       DirPartyLocation        dirPartyLocation;

       DirPartyTable           dirPartyTable;

       CustTable               custTable;

       DirPartyPostalAddressView   dirPartyPostalAddressView;

       // assume, this record is being updated

       logisticsPostalAddress = LogisticsPostalAddress::findByLocation(5637176076); //Location - 5637176076

       logisticsLocation = LogisticsLocation::find(logisticsPostalAddress.Location);

       select * from dirPartyLocation

           where dirPartyLocation.Location == logisticsLocation.RecId;

       dirPartyTable = DirPartyTable::findRec(dirPartyLocation.Party);

       custTable = CustTable::findByPartyRecId(dirPartyTable.RecId);

       //dirPartyPostalAddressView = DirPartyPostalAddressView::find(dirPartyTable.RecId, logisticsLocation.RecId);

       //custTable = CustTable::findByPartyRecId(dirPartyPostalAddressView.Party);

       info(strFmt("Done. AccountNum -  %1", custTable.AccountNum));

    }

  • Verified answer
    Mea_ Profile Picture
    Mea_ 60,284 on at

    You can write instead:

    select Party from dirPartyPostalAddressView

    where dirPartyPostalAddressView.Location == 5637176076;

    custTable = CustTable::findByPartyRecId(dirPartyPostalAddressView.Party);

  • MSKAX Profile Picture
    MSKAX 120 on at

    Thanks Ievgen.

    Its a very valuable contribution by you and other experts on this forum. Feels great.

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    Mea_ 60,284 on at

    If you issue is solved please mark answer(s) that helped you as verified to close this thread.

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