Container element\values which has leading zeros are getting trimmed? Solution: Use ContainerClass

A container is a data type that can hold a collection of elements of different types. Containers store various data types such as integers, strings, and real numbers. They are particularly useful for passing multiple values between methods or objects or storing heterogeneous data. While accessing container values from forms, values with leading zeros are being trimmed in some cases. For example: [0050, 0060, 0070]. While accessing this container from form args\object , [50, 60, 70] is returned. To resolve thsi issue we can use ContainerClass concept in D365 as below. Declare containerClass in calledForm init(). ContainerClass containerClass = element.args().parmObject() as ContainerClass; Container parmCon = containerClass.value(); Str value1 = conpeek(parmCon, 1); Str value2 = conpeek(parmCon, 2); Str value3 = conpeek(parmCon, 3); Output : value1 = 0050 value2 = 0060 value3 = 0070