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Mel5049
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2 years ago

'si' is not declared. It may be inaccessible due to its protection level.

I am receiving this error when writing a business rule, any idea on how I can remove this error? Here is the portion of the business rule where I am using 'si': Dim objXFResult As XFResult = BRAp...
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Richard_Mayo
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2 years ago

Hi Christian,

Thanks for replying on this topic, as a little tangent - could you give a quick explanation of what "si" is simplistically? I've seen it around a lot and I've had to include it in certain bits of code without really understanding what it means (apart from the code doesn't work without it)!

Just intrigued what it actually does...!

Thanks,
Richard