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The AL Guidelines mark `SetLoadFields` placed before `SetRange`/`SetFilter` as bad code and recommend filters first, while the BCQuality samples used the opposite order — contradictory guidance across two Microsoft repos. Per Learn (`Record.SetLoadFields`), "fields that are filtered upon are always loaded", so the two orders produce an identical projection. The upstream rule is a readability convention: keep `SetLoadFields` adjacent to the read it governs. - Reorder filters ahead of `SetLoadFields` in the six affected AL samples. - State the placement convention in the Best Practice section. - Record in Description that order does not change the projection, and that only a fieldless `SetLoadFields()` or a later overwriting call does. - Add an Anti Pattern note so review agents treat the reverse order as a readability observation, never a performance defect. Co-authored-by: Copilot App <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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571 B
AL
17 lines
571 B
AL
codeunit 50492 "Perf Record Clone Good"
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{
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procedure IncreaseCustomerCreditLimits(Percent: Decimal)
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var
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Customer: Record Customer;
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begin
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Customer.SetFilter("Credit Limit (LCY)", '>0');
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Customer.SetLoadFields("Credit Limit (LCY)");
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if Customer.FindSet(true) then
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repeat
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Customer.Validate(
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"Credit Limit (LCY)",
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Round(Customer."Credit Limit (LCY)" * (1 + Percent / 100)));
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Customer.Modify(true);
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until Customer.Next() = 0;
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end;
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}
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