static void findTablesWithSpecificDeleteAction(Args _args) { #AOT #Properties TreeNode rootNode; TreeNode childNode; TreeNode tempNode; ; rootNode = infolog.findNode(#TablesPath).AOTfirstChild(); while (rootNode) { childNode = rootNode.AOTfindChild('DeleteActions'); if (childNode) { tempNode = childNode.AOTfirstChild(); while (tempNode) { if (subStr(tempNode.AOTname(), 1, 3) == "UNK") { info(tempNode.treeNodePath()); } tempNode = tempNode.AOTnextSibling(); } } rootNode = rootNode.AOTnextSibling(); } }
This technical blog will be about my adventures with Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations (AX7/D3fo), AX 2012, and AX 2009.
Monday, February 7, 2011
How to use TreeNode to navigate objects in the AOT
During a code merge into an environment managed by another company, I came across some tables with "UNKNOWN" delete actions in their production environment. This worried me a little bit, so I whipped up a quick job to search every table for unknown delete actions to see what the real damage was. This demonstrates how to use TreeNode to traverse the AOT. The reason I used "subStr" for a portion of the code was I also searched for "DEL_" delete actions.
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