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Query |
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AllowCheck |
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If set Configuration keys and Security keys will be validated at runtime. |
Form |
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Specifies the Axapta form used for the query dialog. This is normally not |
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changed. |
Interactive |
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Specify whether the query dialog is shown to the user. |
Literals |
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Choose either default, forceliterals or forceplaceholders. All statements |
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which are frequently executed should use forceplaceholders and |
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forceliterals can be used against non-frequent skewed data. |
Name |
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AOT name of the query. |
Title |
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Caption for the query. |
UserUpdate |
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Defines whether user settings to the query are saved. |
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Data sources |
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AllowAdd |
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If disabled, the user can not add or delete table ranges. The same applies for |
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sorting fields. |
Company |
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Fetch data from a specify company. It is normally not used, as the user |
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expect data to be fetched from the active company. |
Enabled |
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Should the data source be enabled or disabled. If disabled, it will be ignored |
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in the sql statement. |
FetchMode |
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Only joined data sources has this property. Can be used to change a one to |
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many relation to one to one relation. This property is not used very often. In |
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the most cases the property JoinMode will be sufficient. |
FirstFast |
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Should the first record be fetched faster than the remaining records. |
FirstOnly |
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Only select the first record. |
JoinMode |
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How should the data sources be joined. |
Name |
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AOT name of the data source. |
OrderMode |
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Choose either order by or group by. This will influence the way data is |
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ordered or grouped from the database. |
Relations |
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If enabled, relations between this data source and the data source one level |
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above will be added using the actual data model. |
Update |
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If set to yes, the record will be fetched forupdate allowing the record to be |
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updated. |
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Fields |
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Dynamic |
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Show default all fields for the table. If the reports order mode is group by, |
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the property will be set to no, and only aggregated values can be chosen for |
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the Fields node. |
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Sorting fields |
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AutoHeader |
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Should a group title be printed each time the value in this field changes. |
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Only used by report queries. |
AutoSum |
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Should a sum be printed each time the value in this field changes. Only |
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used by report queries. |
HeaderDetailLevel |
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Used in report queries by the property AutoHeader. Default a header is |
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printed when the value of the sorting field changes. The property can be |
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used to determine for which part of a field an index break should occur. |
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Fields using the characters dot, space, dash, back slash forward slash |
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consists of several sub fields. If the value of customer account is |
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“CUST100.10 “, the field value consists of two subfields. Setting |
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HeaderDetailLevel to 2 will cause an index break to occur, when the value |
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after the dot is changed. |
Ordering |
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Set the ordering to either ascending or descending. |
SumDetailLevel |
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Used in report queries by the property AutoSum. Default a header is printed |
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when the value of the sorting field changes. The property can be used to |
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determine for which part of a field an index break should occur. Fields |
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using the characters dot, space, dash, back slash forward slash consists of |
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several sub fields. If the value of customer account is “CUST100.10 “, the |
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field value consists of two subfields. Setting SumDetailLevel to 2 will |
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cause an index break to occur, when the value after the dot is changed. |
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Ranges |
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Enabled |
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If disabled, the range will be ignored. |
Label |
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This is the label of the range field. |
Name |
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AOT name of the range. |
Status |
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Choose either open, locked or hide. If open, the range can be modified and |
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deleted. If locked, the range can not be modified or deleted. If hidden, the |
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range will not be shown in the query dialog. |
Value |
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Fixed value for the range. |
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