What is the main difference between Coc and Event Handlers and drawback of using coc and event handlers

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Posted on by Yagnik

I try to find out but i not get where to use coc and where to use event handlers.

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Martin Dráb 235,243 Most Valuable Professional on at

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RE: What is the main difference between Coc and Event Handlers and drawback of using coc and event handlers

Yagnik, please create a separate thread about your scenario about discAmount variable. The topic of this thread is different.

Note that I don't know what you mean by "we not create new method in event handler".

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RE: What is the main difference between Coc and Event Handlers and drawback of using coc and event handlers

Yes I read that but that is not clear my doubts that saying that we not create new method in event handler mean, we not create new event handler right? and what if I have this condition that,

salestable form contain global variable called disc Amount

amount is calculate based on provided disc percentage on salesline datasource insert method

want to change logic using event handler

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André Arnaud de Cal... 296,568 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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RE: What is the main difference between Coc and Event Handlers and drawback of using coc and event handlers

Hi Yagnik,

I can remember a similar question with valuable replies. You may find your answer here. Event handler vs Chain of command - Dynamics 365 Finance Forum Community Forum

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RE: What is the main difference between Coc and Event Handlers and drawback of using coc and event handlers

Hello,

Same question has been answered here. Please check.

community.dynamics.com/.../difference-between-coc-and-event-handler-in-d365

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