i know where the command is “MoneyManagerCodeunit.ProcessProgram(Rec);”…i need to know were the code of it is. thanks, Trint
Hello Navision need to be a bit more Developer friendly when it comes to searching function. The only way I know to look at the code from this type of function is look at the global or local variable that have been assigned to MoneyManagerCodeunit. There you will find the object name. Open that object then search for the function. Regards Graham
yup. I agree with Graham. Navision Object Designer could be more friendly to the the programmers.
Else u could do a export to a textfile and then put out a search in windows where you search the complete file for the function. Boring and hard way… but at least u find it ;o)
In 3.7 you can search for functions. 
Hello, It’s possible to create a txt file and import thos file in the developer toolkit of Navision. In this program, higligh the object and use the function “Where use”. Normaly the program retrieve all the object calling the higlighted object or a part of the object is used.
Hi What u can do is bring the cursor on the variable that u want to know about. Then in the status bar u can see what the variable is. You dont need to go and check out the same in Cal Globals/Locals. A complete description of the variable is given. Hope this helps u out. Regards Akshay