MB7-702 · Question #3
What does the Vendor.SETAUTOCALCFIELDS function call do?
The correct answer is A. It removes the automatic calculation of all FlowFields on the vendor record variable when retrieving. Sets the FlowFields that you specify to be automatically calculated when the record is retrieved from the database. Record.SETAUTOCALCFIELDS([Field1,Field2, ...]) ParametersRecord The record in the table for which you want to automatically calculate FlowFields. Field1, Field2…
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What does the Vendor.SETAUTOCALCFIELDS function call do?
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- AIt removes the automatic calculation of all FlowFields on the vendor record variable when retrieving
- BIt sets the automatic calculation of only the first FlowField on the vendor record variable when retrieving
- CIt sets the automatic calculation of all FlowFields on the vendor record variable when retrieving vendor
- DIt removes the automatic calculation of only the first FlowField on the vendor record variable when
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(51 responses)- A82% (42)
- B2% (1)
- C10% (5)
- D6% (3)
Explanation
Sets the FlowFields that you specify to be automatically calculated when the record is retrieved from the database. Record.SETAUTOCALCFIELDS([Field1,Field2, ...]) ParametersRecord The record in the table for which you want to automatically calculate FlowFields. Field1, Field2, ... The FlowFields that you want to automatically calculate. Each field must be defined as a FlowField and must belong to the same record variable. To remove the automatic calculation setting on a field that you previously set with the SETAUTOCALCFIELDS function, you must call SETAUTOCALCFIELDS without parameters. The fields that you specify in the Field parameters are added to any fields that you previously set with the SETAUTOCALCFIELDS function. Previously set fields are not overwritten when you call SETAUTOCALCFIELDS with different parameters. To clear the list of fields that are automatically calculated, call the SETAUTOCALCFIELDS function without parameters.
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