Sandy Blondino
10th October 2011, 21:47
Hello,
Does anyone know exactly what the tdslsdll4026 dll does?
We don't have access to the dll code, and I seem to be getting errors from the dll in my custom DAL code. Infor won't give much help because I am writing custom code.
I know it's a long shot, but I was just wondering if anyone could tell exactly what the dll is doing?

Thanks,
Sandy

JaapJD
11th October 2011, 08:38
You can see more what the DLL is doing if you use the Debug bshell session. The highest tracelevel combined with Program Flow and SQL may show you the cause of the problem.

BTW Sandy, you need to change your profile settings. It says B40c4, but there are no DALs in B40c4...

Sandy Blondino
11th October 2011, 14:25
OK, thanks for the help.

Sandy

shivakumar
13th October 2011, 13:21
Hi

the dll tdslsdll4026 what it doses is .......................
Add call-outs to tax provider for address jurisdiction if using tax provider.
Aslo, store geo code in table tdsls042.When you generate projects from internal EDI orders the conversion for third parties when receiving a change order it will Add extra dynamic argument for dll trtoc.link.dis(transportation) Status tdsls045.ssls needed in transportation.

When an order line is read with a generic item, the message data are stored in the saved messages table if the incoming message does not contain product variant and option data.
When the index of discount fields (disc/ldam) was not filled, error message tdslss0032will occur and disc/ldam fields were filled on different lines. initialization of the
order line variables in pass 1.

This will help i feel

Sandy Blondino
14th October 2011, 17:26
I have another question. Do you know what "Product ID" is?
In my debug trace file, I got "Product ID = 0 (NOT OK) error code" message.
This message appeared after the Object = otdslsdll4026 line.

In what table is Product ID?

Thanks,
Sandy

JaapJD
14th October 2011, 20:25
The product ID is the link with the SLM licenses. For objects that have a product ID filled, you need to have a license for that product ID. Most DLLs are not licensed.

shivakumar
20th October 2011, 06:57
yes i agree with jaap,