Table Info: Don't return to the saved position for non-AL defined indices#6782
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Table Info: Don't return to the saved position for non-AL defined indices#6782
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| Rec.Get(RecordIDOfCurrentPosition); // Return to the same position in the list after refreshing the data. | ||
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| if Rec."Metadata Defined" then | ||
| Rec.Get(RecordIDOfCurrentPosition); // Return to the same position, not possible for non-AL defined indexes as they are removed from the underlying table. |
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Just for resilience, you could consider doing an "if Rec.Get( .... then"
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Problem:
When an non-AL defined index is disabled (turned off) it doesn't exist anymore (neither in Database Index VT or Key VT), so it will no longer exist in the temp table, leading to an error.
Solution:
Don't attempt to return to the position for non-AL defined indices after disabling them. Instead the position will just be the first index.
Fixes AB#622744