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Источник: http://kashperuk.blogspot.com/2011/1...e-for-all.html
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Problem statement:
During a recent customer visit we received a suggestion from the developers working on customizing the customer application to their needs. The suggestion was about being able to modify the value of a certain field on a form for multiple records at once.
As you know, in AX 2012, if we wanted to change a certain property for a number of entities (for example, update the default transfer order overdelivery allowence on a number of items at once), we would have to go through them one by one, which is time consuming and definitely not fun.

Solution:
Using the small example I created we can in a simple and intuitive manner update the selected field value for all the marked records.

It looks something like this:

1. First, you multi-select the records where a certain field needs to be updated, and open the Record information for them

2. Then, you click Update, select the field that needs to be updated and put in the new value

3. After you confirm the changes, all the selected records will be updated with the new value.

Download:
Download the project from my SkyDrive


Issues:
These aren't really issues, just things I did not spend time on.

1. I did not develop the idea of selecting multiple fields to update at once. Might be a good idea. I just did not want to add more code into this little project. There's however a nice UI for selecting 1 or more fields in the DEV_SysTableBrowser project (link)
2. I did not spend enough time trying to figure out the validation that should be in place for this. I figured, if people are gonna use it, they know what they are doing.
3. The project is based on AX 2012. There's only 1 method with code, the rest is form controls. I figured it should be pretty easy to port this to other versions if needed.

If people find this useful, I encourage them to add whatever else modifications. I can also re-post them here on request.


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Источник: http://kashperuk.blogspot.com/2011/1...e-for-all.html