Infolog: using prefix with one message

[bakingtheiron]

I'm currently using the infolog to warn users when they have entered a duplicate employee.

setprefix('Customer record added has one or more duplicate name and search-name combinations:');

while select blah........
{
    info(strFmt('Name: %1, Name Alias: %2, Group: %3, Currency: %4', tCustTable.Name,tCustTable.NameAlias,tCustTable.CustGroup, tCustTable.Currency));
}

Problem is in most cases there will only be one other user with the same first and last name combination. If there are no other messages present in the infolog, the infolog display like a dialog box cutting out my tree title explanation.

How do I get the full size infolog with only one message in it (or one prefix containing one message)?

Working in AX4.0 SP2

[coolibin]

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Сообщение от bakingtheiron

How do I get the full size infolog with only one message in it (or one prefix containing one message)?

It seems like it always works that way. I am not sure about ax4, but in ax3 you could change the command

hasPrefix = false;

to

hasPrefix = true;

in a method Classes\Info\viewBuild
It will force infolog to appear as a tree in any case.

[belugin]

addone more setPrefix call in the "root" method. For example if you are calling the method from a RunBase descendant, add setPrefix(this.caption()) to the start of the run() method

[bakingtheiron]

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Сообщение от coolibin

It seems like it always works that way. I am not sure about ax4, but in ax3 you could change the command

hasPrefix = false;

to

hasPrefix = true;

in a method Classes\Info\viewBuild
It will force infolog to appear as a tree in any case.

This forces the tree view like you said, but I'm unsure of what my superiors will think of it.

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Сообщение от belugin

addone more setPrefix call in the "root" method. For example if you are calling the method from a RunBase descendant, add setPrefix(this.caption()) to the start of the run() method

This is being called via a validateWrite() on a table. I wish to keep all of this on the table.

Many thanks to both of you, I didn't have much hope of getting around this problem.

I cheated with my solution:

warning('warning message');
setPrefix(' ');

//then the while, etc

This works, and doesn't look too bad. Its only purpose being to warn the end user.

Thanks again guys