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I am writing a macro using ACCPACCOMAPI and was wondering how you get the Applications version

Posted By Indus over 8 years ago

When i run my accpac session init, as part of the arguments for that function it requires i put an arbitrary number for the version

CompanySession.Init "", "CS", "CS0001", "60A".

Regardless of what version the computer is using the macro now reads 60A. And i was wondering how would i be able to get the actual version of the Sage application that i am using and not the version that i have giving the company session.

0 49153 over 8 years ago

Is this a macro in Sage 300?
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0 Indus over 8 years ago in reply to 49153

Excel macro, did i post in the wrong section sorry i should have specified it
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0 49153 over 8 years ago in reply to Indus

No - I'm just trying to clarify if it is in Sage 300 or not, you were not clear on that.
Then the answer is no - you have to provide the version number. It does not affect anything though.
In Sage 300 you can get the version from AccpacSession.AppVersion.
Why are you doing macros in Excel?
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0 SergeB over 8 years ago in reply to 49153

session.GetVersion (out majorVersion, out minorVersion, out buildNumber, out revision)

This will give you something like 6 2 0 3 even if you pass "56A" into your session.init
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