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I have an error in SysCompare class in AX2009 and I cannot solve it, can anyone provide me with a link to get it ?
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We can't help you unless you tell us something about the error.
From the investigation the class is ok; no changes has been made on it.
The problem is that we cannot assign value to a container in this AX2009 image; I created a job and write the following :
container result;
result=[2];
I receive a syntax error on the second line. The same error is faced in the class sysCompare; syntax error is received at the line where a value is assigned to the container.
What if you add one more semicolon after the declaration?
container result; ; result=[2];
yes the problems are resolved; on the job & on the class. Thank you
Why should I use( ;) between variable definitions and code lines in ax 2009?
You have a type called "Result" somewhere in your system and the compiler thinks that you may be declaring a variable of type Result.
The semicolon helps the compiler to understand where variable declaration ends.
Hi Maram
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