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Add Method
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Description

Adds a record to the object table in SAP Business One company database.

Syntax

Visual Basic
Public Function Add() As Long

Return Type

Returns a result value that indicates success or failure. If the method succeeds, it returns 0. Otherwise, it returns an error code.

You can retrieve the last error code and its description using the method GetLastError.

Remarks

You must values for the mandatory properties, and then call the Add method. The auto-complete feature completes all the default values of the other properties. In the DI API, the auto-complete feature operates the same way as in the SAP Business One application.

Example

Adding a sales forecast (C#)Copy Code
SAPbobsCOM.SalesForecast oSalesForecast = oCompany.GetBusinessObject(SAPbobsCOM.BoObjectTypes.oSalesForecast) As SAPbobsCOM.SalesForecast; 
string code = "Forecast" + DateTime.Now.Minute.ToString() + DateTime.Now.Second.ToString(); 
oSalesForecast.ForecastCode = code; 
oSalesForecast.ForecastName = code; 
oSalesForecast.View = SAPbobsCOM.ForecastViewTypeEnum.fvtWeekly; 
oSalesForecast.ForecastStartDate = New DateTime(2007, 10, 1); 
oSalesForecast.ForecastEndDate = New DateTime(2007, 10, 28); 
 
SAPbobsCOM.SalesForecast_Lines oSalesForecastLine = oSalesForecast.Lines; 
oSalesForecastLine.ForecastedDay = New DateTime(2007, 10, 1); 
oSalesForecastLine.ItemNo = "item1"; 
oSalesForecastLine.Quantity = 5; 
 
oSalesForecastLine.Add(); 
oSalesForecastLine.ForecastedDay = New DateTime(2007, 10, 8); 
oSalesForecastLine.ItemNo = "item2"; 
oSalesForecastLine.Quantity = 20; 
 
oSalesForecastLine.Add(); 
oSalesForecastLine.ForecastedDay = New DateTime(2007, 10, 15); 
oSalesForecastLine.ItemNo = "item1"; 
oSalesForecastLine.Quantity = 100; 
 
globals_Renamed.lRetCode = oSalesForecast.Add(); 
 
if (globals_Renamed.lRetCode != 0) 
{ 
     globals_Renamed.oCompany.GetLastError(out lErrCode, out sErrMsg); 
     Interaction.MsgBox(sErrMsg, (Microsoft.VisualBasic.MsgBoxStyle)(0), null); 
} 
else 
{ 
     Interaction.MsgBox(code + " has been added", (Microsoft.VisualBasic.MsgBoxStyle)(0), null); 
} 

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