Whenever you are changing data it is important to make changes in a consistent and safe manner. D365 ttsBegin and ttsCommit statements in x++ are the key to doing this in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations. They mark the beginning and end of a transaction block of code, containing changes to data that… Continue Reading →
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D365 ttsbegin and ttscommit statements in x++ mark the beginning and end of changes to data that all need to either be written or reverted.
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