insert data into the UploadFileRevision table

Among other possibilities, I believe you need to update the record after setting the values and before persisting.

revisionMaint.Document.Update(isertIcon);

revisionMaint.Persist();

Alternatively, you could probably do something like this:

revisionMaint.Document.Insert(new UploadFileRevision
{
    FileID = "the ID",
    // other properties
    IsDrawingLogCurrentFile = null

});

revisionMaint.Persist();

This should work because all the data is being inserted at once.

As for the errors, the graph you need to reference is UploadFileMaint, not UploadFileRevisionMaint, and it lives in the PX.SM library.

You’ll need to include

using PX.SM;

at the top of the page.

Hi @phat  can you please attach above customization package here? 

Among other possibilities, I believe you need to update the record after setting the values and before persisting.

revisionMaint.Document.Update(isertIcon);

revisionMaint.Persist();

Alternatively, you could probably do something like this:

revisionMaint.Document.Insert(new UploadFileRevision
{
    FileID = "the ID",
    // other properties
    IsDrawingLogCurrentFile = null

});

revisionMaint.Persist();

This should work because all the data is being inserted at once.

As for the errors, the graph you need to reference is UploadFileMaint, not UploadFileRevisionMaint, and it lives in the PX.SM library.

You’ll need to include

using PX.SM;

at the top of the page.

I wasn’t giving you working code. I was making you aware of the conventions and best practices that Acumatica uses. I assumed the basics of the code you had was mostly correct already.

I can’t speak for all the developers here, but I’m not here to write customizations for free. I have limited time in a day, and I pay bills like everyone else. Generally, I’m guessing most are here helping people because they remember what it’s like to start out kinda lost.

On that, note, in Visual Studio, here is the list of likely candidates for the main view:

I’d put my money on ‘Files’.

Turns out it’s kinda difficult to tell from the UI where files actually go.