Thursday, July 19, 2007

Transaction Reorganizing

Recently I have working on one interesting standard bug in AX 4.0 SP1. As far as I concerned, no hot fixes available for the particular bug description.

Below is the link for all hot fixes (requires PartnerSource logon)

Hot fixes List

How to reproduce the scenario:
  1. Create an open AP payment journal and select any one voucher as settlement.
  2. Go to Vendor form and click on “Open Transaction Editing” button, and select another voucher for transaction reorganizing. Now you will see “red hand” exist for previous open settlement record.
  3. Click on Transaction Reorganizing button, you will notice Amount Currency was wrong. It was calculated based on all open settlement records (included previous AP payment journal amount).
  4. Try to fill in the grid. Let’s said you will use percent as parameter. Add 2 lines each will denote 50% of Amount Currency.
  5. Click on Accept button and system freeze.
It is applicable to Vendor and Customer.

How to resolve:
  1. Open your VendOpenTrans Form, and look in “\Forms\VendOpenTrans\Designs\Design\[ButtonGroup:ButtonGroup]\ Button:CustVendTransReorgButton\Methods\Clicked” method.
  2. Modified code as below. Save and compile. Done.
Current Code:

while select vendTransOpenLocal
where vendTransOpenLocal.AccountNum == vendTrans.AccountNum
join specTransLocal
where specTransLocal.RefTableId == vendTransOpenLocal.TableId
&& specTransLocal.RefRecId == vendTransOpenLocal.RecId
{
amountCurLocal += vendTransOpenLocal.AmountCur;
}


New Code:

while select vendTransOpenLocal where vendTransOpenLocal.AccountNum == vendTrans.AccountNum join specTransLocal where specTransLocal.RefTableId == vendTransOpenLocal.TableId && specTransLocal.RefRecId == vendTransOpenLocal.RecId
&& specTransLocal.SpecTableId == common.TableId //source tableid
&& specTransLocal.SpecRecId == common.RecId //source recid
{ amountCurLocal += vendTransOpenLocal.AmountCur; }


Updated on 25 July 2007: I just received june 2007 hot fixes and the bug was fixed.

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