This is what the file and layouts says about the GetRecord method.

So i don't think you are going to be able to use it with C# unless you use the Evaluate method of the PVX object to return the compiled IOLIST. Depending on what you are trying to accomplish, it might be easier to just use the GetValue method of your arCustSvc object.

This is what the file and layouts says about the GetRecord method.

So i don't think you are going to be able to use it with C# unless you use the Evaluate method of the PVX object to return the compiled IOLIST. Depending on what you are trying to accomplish, it might be easier to just use the GetValue method of your arCustSvc object.

I tried to use the GetValue method also, but no luck there either.

string customerId = string.Empty;

retVal = (int)arCustSvc.InvokeMethod("nGetValue", "CustomerNo$", customerId);

Did you get an error with GetValue or did your customerId not have a value?

retVal is 1 but customerId is empty

Finally got the solution like following

var data = new object[] { str1, str2 };
retVal = (int)arCustSvc.InvokeMethodByRef("nGetRecord", data);

now data[0] is having the record information.