Codeunit.Run(Integer [, var Record]) Method
Version: Available or changed with runtime version 1.0.
Loads and runs the unit of AL code you specify. To use this method, you can specify a table associated with the codeunit when you defined the codeunit properties. This allows you to pass a variable with the method. The transaction that the codeunit contains is always committed due to the Boolean return value.
Syntax
[Ok := ] Codeunit.Run(Number: Integer [, var Record: Record])
Parameters
Number
Type: Integer
An integer data type that identifies the unit of AL code. If the codeunit you specify does not exist, a run-time error occurs. If you run the codeunit with a record from a table other than the one it is associated with, a run-time error occurs.
[Optional] Record
Type: Record
This optional parameter identifies a record. This parameter is a record data type.
Return Value
[Optional] Ok
Type: Boolean
true if the operation was successful; otherwise false. If you omit this optional return value and the operation does not execute successfully, a runtime error will occur.
Example
This example runs two codeunits. The first uses a record parameter. The second is defined without a source table.
var
FiscalYearCloseInstance: Codeunit "Fiscal Year-Close";
AppMgmtInstance: Codeunit ApplicationManagement;
AccountRecord: Record "Accounting Period";
begin
AccountRecord.Init;
if not FiscalYearCloseInstance.Run(AccountRecord) then
Error('Codeunit run failed (with record).');
if not AppMgmtInstance.Run then
Error('Codeunit run failed.');
end;
See Also
Codeunit Data Type
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