You create a Business Central report. You need to insert values on the Request page to be saved for the next time the report is run. What should you do?
A.
Set the TransactionType property to Update.
B.
Declare a ‘SaveValues’ variable and assign it to true on the OnOpenPage() trigger.
Reason for proper answer:
SaveValues Property
Remarks
The SaveValues property enables the Saved Settings feature on the request page, which saves a predefined group of options for a page or request page. When this property is enabled, filters that users set on the request page will be stored in the database, in the Page Data Personalization table. As a result, the filters are still set the next time request page is opened.
Filters are only saved when the request page is closed after the user selects either Print or an action from the Send To menu. The filters aren't saved when the request page closes after the user selects Preview or Cancel.
You can later use the saved settings to consistently generate the same reports, XMLports, or batch jobs. For more information about users work with saved settings, see Manage Saved Settings for Reports and Batch jobs in the business functionality help.
Note on bad answer
B makes absolutely no sense. Create a variable, then assign a value, that is not even saved or used is dumb. VS Code, properly configured with proper codecop will give notice of assigned but unused value.
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