Reverse customer Posted Invoice


Reverse customer Posted Invoice 

Using below code you can reverse the posted invoice of the customer.


class DemoTransationReversal extends TransactionReversal_Cust
{
    public static DemoTransationReversal construct()
    {
        return new DemoTransationReversal();
    }

    public boolean showDialog()
    {
        return false;
    }

    public static void main(Args _args)
    {
        CustTrans custTrans;
        DemoTransationReversal demoTransationReversal;
        ReasonTable reasonTable;
        ReasonCode reasonCode;
        ReasonRefRecID reasonRefRecID;
        InvoiceId invoiceId;
        Args args;
        ;

        invoiceId = "0099";
        reasonCode = "DEMO Purpose";       
        reasonTable = ReasonTable::find(reasonCode);
        reasonRefRecID = ReasonTableRef::createReasonTableRef(
            reasonTable.Reason, reasonTable.Description);

        custTrans = CustTrans::findFromInvoice(invoiceId);
           
        if (custTrans.RecId && !custTrans.LastSettleVoucher)
        {
            args = new Args();
            args.record(custTrans);

            demoTransationReversal = DemoTransationReversal::construct();
            demoTransationReversal.parmReversalDate(systemDateGet());
            demoTransationReversal.parmReasonRefRecId(reasonRefRecID);
            demoTransationReversal.reversal(args);
           
            info(strFmt("%1 %2 %3 %4 reversed.",
                custTrans.Voucher,
                custTrans.TransDate,
                custTrans.Invoice,
                custTrans.Txt));
        }       
    }
}

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SQL In Operator in D365FO


SQL In Operator in D365FO


Microsoft Introduce In Operator in X++ Syntax, but it will work with Enums only.

Following are the example how you can use this


SalesTable  salesTable;
container   con = [SalesType::Sales, SalesType::ReturnItem, SalesType::Subscription];
while select SalesId from salesTable
where salesTable.SalesType in con
{
Info(salesTable.SalesId);
}

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