The current company is lost when I tried to save inside an asynchrony method

Thank you for sharing your solution with the community @jesusquintal45!

@jesusquintal45

I just want to say that I would not recommend using async this way in application code. 

The framework is not designed and not tested for such usage.

Thanks for your recomendation. What option can I use for this? In this case, I integrated my own dll that used the asynchronous method and I found no other option to be able to call them than with Task.execute as follows:

[InjectDependency]
          public IDeviceLicenseFactory _Factory { get; place; }

public PXAction<FRLicense> refreshToken;

    [PXButton(CommitChanges = true)]
          [PXUIField(DisplayName = "Refresh Token", MapEnableRights = PXCacheRights.Select)]
          Protected virtual IEnumerable RefreshToken (PXAdapter)
          {

              FRLicenseServiceXMS apiServicesLicense = new FRLicenseServiceXMS();

              var task = Task. execute(async() =>
                            expect apiServicesLicense.RefreshLicense(_Factory));
              task.Wait();

              if (!task.Result)
              {

                  throws a new exception PXSetPropertyException(FRMessagesLoyalty.RefreshExceptionMessage, PXErrorLevel.Warning);
              }
              License.View.RequestRefresh();
              this.Cancel.Press();

              return adapter.Get();
          }

       public async Task<bool> RefreshLicense(IDeviceLicenseFactory _Factory)
        {
       
                var managerLicence = await _Factory.GetManagerAsync();
                return await managerLicence.RefreshAsync(false);
 

        }

@jesusquintal45  well, I think I’d just use something like 

 public void Save(DeviceLicenseData? data)
{
            if (data == null || string.IsNullOrEmpty(data.AccessToken))
            {
                ResetAsync().Wait();
                return;
            }
            SaveToAcumatica(data);
}