D365 getSqlStatement() Method: Retrieve Generated SQL Queries - Tutorial

The "getSqlStatement()" method in D365 is used to retrieve the SQL statement that is generated by a query object. This method can be useful for debugging or analyzing the generated SQL query.\n\nHere is an example of how to use the "getSqlStatement()" method in D365:\n\n\nQuery query = new Query();\nQueryBuildDataSource dataSource = query.addDataSource(tableNum(CustTable));\ndataSource.addRange(fieldNum(CustTable, AccountNum)).value('1001');\nstr sqlStatement = query.getSqlStatement();\ninfo(sqlStatement);\n\n\nIn this example, we create a query object and add a data source for the CustTable. We then add a range to filter the results by the AccountNum field. Finally, we use the "getSqlStatement()" method to retrieve the generated SQL statement and display it using the "info()" method.\n\nNote that the "getSqlStatement()" method can only be used on queries that are executed using the "executeQuery()" or "executeQueryBatch()" methods. If the query has not been executed yet, calling "getSqlStatement()" will return an empty string.