I am fresher....

How to the report will be saved in the file
pls...give me the example script

Well it might depend on what you are really trying to do. In the below case spool.device could be a printer or a file (depending on the users settings). So it opens the report and brp.open - not prompting for a device, then uses brp.ready to send information to the report, then closes with brp.close. I did not include all the code. Here is another thread like this http://www.baanboard.com/baanboard/showthread.php?t=70882&highlight=spool.open


rprt.id1 = brp.open("rtdapi042011000", spool.device, 1)
if rprt.id1<=0 then
brp.close(rprt.id1)
rc = appl.delete(lockset)
return
endif

select tdapi401.*
from tdapi401
where tdapi401._index1 = {:hold.runn}
and tdapi401.orno = :hold.orno
and tdapi401.opno = :hold.opno | 20080811 Add opno to the select
and tdapi401.cwar = :hold.cwar
selectdo
| Delete outbound for 0 qty
if tdapi401.qsts = 0 then
delete_outbound(tdapi401.runn,
tdapi401.orno,
tdapi401.pono,
tdapi401.pono,
errmsg)
if not isspace(errmsg) then
releasedqty = 0
rptmsg = "Unable to delete 0 qty outbound."
brp.ready( rprt.id1 )
endif

.... do other stuff.....

brp.close(rprt.id1)

what is the purpose of appl.delete

what is the purpose of appl.delete

Have a look at.
http://www.baanboard.com/programmers_manual_baanerp_help_functions_appl_appl_delete

Regards

I use application locks in the session that the code snippet is from. That is from one of my function servers for outbound(not sure which one) but it keeps 2 users from trying to do the same order.