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Hi,

Field validations could be enabled/disabled on data entity. Is this validation calling the table method validateFieldValue? 

And is it possible to enable or disable the system calling validateWrite as well?

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    Sukrut Parab Profile Picture
    71,735 Moderator on at

    hi Yuji ,

    You can check the flow of  validation methods on  table in  below link. Tables validate methods gets called when you do import unless you are skipping those method through code. For example DataEntity.skipDataSourceValidateDelete(Boolean _skip) is going to skip turns validateDelete on or off for all data sources.

    docs.microsoft.com/.../validations-defaults-unmapped-fields

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    MATTGUO Profile Picture
    22,349 Moderator on at

    Hi Yuji,

    Yes, validateFieldValue() is normally called by D365 kernel when Field validations.

    Maybe you will see the method validateField() .

    The method validateFieldValue() and the method validateField() are doing the same thing, they don’t have any differences, one based on fieldIds, the other based on field names.

    You can turns validateWrite on or off for all data sources with DataEntity.skipDataSourceValidateWrite(Boolean _skip).

  • maram fraij Profile Picture
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    Is there a way to enforce data entity call table validate field in case of update (not import) instead of implementing  the validate field method at data entity level 

  • nmaenpaa Profile Picture
    101,166 Moderator on at

    What do you mean by "update (not import)"? Do you mean that you want to validate some field only when updating, but not inserting? What's the background for this?

    In validateField you can add conditions and check something only if the record has RecId. But the method doesn't know if it's called by an entity execution or from a form.

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