Imagine, you have the special field in setup table for defining filter conditions. It could contain a range of items or customers and looks like "C1000..C2000|C2500".
Now, when you proceeding certain record you would like to know, does the "No." of your record satisfies filter conditions or not. I think better way for this is to use filters:
CustomersL.SETFILTER( "No.", '(%1)&%2', SetupL."Filter Conditions", ProceedingNo);
IF CustomersL.FINDFIRST THEN MESSAGE('Record satisfies filter');
I hope this little tip would be useful.
Now, when you proceeding certain record you would like to know, does the "No." of your record satisfies filter conditions or not. I think better way for this is to use filters:
CustomersL.SETFILTER( "No.", '(%1)&%2', SetupL."Filter Conditions", ProceedingNo);
IF CustomersL.FINDFIRST THEN MESSAGE('Record satisfies filter');
I hope this little tip would be useful.
