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  X++ code to retrieve default inventory dimensions for an item in Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations.   InventTable                  inventTable = InventTable::find('D0004'); InventItemOrderSetupType     setupType    = InventItemOrderSetupType::Invent; InventDim                    inventDim;   // Default Site inventDim.InventSiteId = inventTable.inventItemOrderSetupMap(setupType).inventSiteId(inventDim.InventSiteId, inventTable);   // Default Location inventDim.InventLocationId   = inventTable.inventItemOrderSetupMap(setupType, inventDim.InventDimId).inventLocationId(inventDim.InventLocationId, inventTable, inventDim.InventSiteId);   // Default ConfigId inventDim.ConfigId = inventTable.StandardConfigId;   // Find or create default item dimension inventDim = I...

To convert table rows to an XML string in X++, you can use the XMLWriter class to construct the XML document. Below is an example demonstrating how to achieve this:   Assuming you have a table named MyTable with fields Field1, Field2, and Field3, and you want to convert its rows to an XML string:   static void ConvertTableRowsToXml(Args _args) {      MyTable myTable;      XMLWriter xmlWriter;      XMLDocument xmlDocument;      str xmlString;        // Create a new XML document      xmlDocument = new XMLDocument();      xmlWriter = new XMLWriter(xmlDocument);        // Start the root element      xmlWriter.writeStartDocument();      xmlWriter.writeStartElement("Rows");       // Retrieve data from the table      while select * from myTable      {        ...

To convert table rows to JSON in X++ , you can use the JSON serialization capabilities provided by X++'s built-in classes. Here's an example demonstrating how to achieve this:   Assuming you have a table named MyTable with fields Field1, Field2, and Field3, and you want to convert its rows to a JSON array:   static void ConvertTableRowsToJson(Args _args) {      MyTable myTable;      str jsonString;      int i;        // Create an empty array to store JSON objects      Array jsonArray = [];       // Retrieve data from the table      while select * from myTable      {          // Create a JSON object for each row          JsonObject jsonObject = new JsonObject();          jsonObject.addField("Field1", myTable.Field1);          jsonObject.addField("Field2", ...

  To convert a sales quotation to a sales order in X++ , you typically create a new sales order header and lines based on the information from the existing sales quotation. Here's an example X++ code snippet: static void ConvertQuotationToSalesOrder(Args _args) {     SalesQuotationTable salesQuotationTable;     SalesQuotationLine salesQuotationLine;     SalesTable salesTable;     SalesLine salesLine;       ttsBegin;       // Replace 'YourQuotationId' with the actual quotation ID     salesQuotationTable = SalesQuotationTable::find('YourQuotationId');       if (salesQuotationTable)     {         // Create a new sales order header         salesTable.clear();         salesTable.initValue();         salesTable.CustAccount = salesQuotationTable.CustAccount;         salesTable.CurrencyCo...

   If you want to get the value of the configuration parameter set in commerce parameter in commerce runtime, then below is the code you execute,             string parameterValue  = string.Empty;             GetConfigurationParametersDataRequest getConfigurationParametersDataRequest = new GetConfigurationParametersDataRequest(requestContext.GetPrincipal().ChannelId);                 var retailConfigurationParameters = await requestContext.ExecuteAsync<EntityDataServiceResponse<RetailConfigurationParameter>>(getConfigurationParametersDataRequest).ConfigureAwait(false);                 RetailConfigurationParameter retailConfigurationParameter = retailConfigurationParameters.ToList<RetailConfigurationParameter>().SingleOrDefault<RetailConfigurationParameter...

If you want to read the key vault secret in the D365 CRT extension, Follow the following steps; First, we have to configure the Key vaults on the D365 HQ side. On the CRT Side you have to implement a class in which you have to write the method below; public static async Task<string> GetKeyVaultValueAsync (string keyVaultName, RequestContext requestContext) { if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(keyVaultName)) { throw new ArgumentNullException("keyVaultName"); } string vaultValue = string.Empty; try {  GetUserDefinedSecretStringValueServiceRequest keyVaultRequest = new GetUserDefinedSecretStringValueServiceRequest(keyVaultName); GetUserDefinedSecretStringValueServiceResponse keyVaultResponse = await requestContext.ExecuteAsync<GetUserDefinedSecretStringValueServiceResponse>(keyVaultRequest).ConfigureAwait(false); if (keyVaultResponse != null) { vaultValue = keyVaultResponse.SecretStringValue; } return vaultValue; } catch (Exception ex)...