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To assign the indirect permissions for the Boxes table to the codeunit, use the following code blocks in sequence:

TableData

"Boxes" =

Permissions

RIM

Assigning permissions:In Business Central, to assign permissions within a codeunit, you need to specify the table that the permissions apply to, followed by the type of permission. The sequence starts by indicating that we are defining table data permissions (TableData). Then, we specify the table in question ("Boxes" =). After that, we state that we are setting permissions (Permissions). Finally, we assign the RIM permissions, which stands for Read, Insert, and Modify permissions. The Indirect permission allows the codeunit to read, insert, and modify records in the Boxes table indirectly, meaning these operations can be performed by the codeunit when it is called by a user who has direct permissions for these operations.

 Direction: Both

 Format: VariableText

You are configuring an XMLport for Business Central with the following requirements:

Specifies import or export on the Request page at runtime.

Formats the data in a non-fixed length CSV format.

XMLport Configuration:

Specifies import or export on the Request page at runtime.The Direction property must be set to Both.

This allows the XMLport to both import and export data depending on user selection during runtime.

Formats the data in a non-fixed length CSV format.The Format property must be set to VariableText.

VariableText is used for delimited text formats like CSV, which do not have a fixed length for fields.

To create the Approver field in the Item table using an AL extension, perform the following actions in sequence:

Create an enum object named Approver and include all options.

Create a table extension object for an Item table with an Approver field of enum type named Approver in the fields section.

Create a page extension object that extends the Item Card object. Add the field to the fields section.

Build and extend tables:To add a new field to an existing table in Business Central using AL extension, you need to define an enumeration (enum) with the possible values for the new field. Then, you create a table extension object where you add the new field and specify its type as the enum you created. This adds the field to the Item table. Finally, you modify the user interface to display the new field by creating a page extension for the Item Card page and adding the new field to it.