On a form data source (SalesLine) I have a validateWrite method, which in turn calls the super() method to call the validateWrite method on the SalesLine table, amongst other checks.
In the SaleLine table I have custom functionality for recording, and sometime stopping, data changes.
I don't want this functionality to be triggered when I write to SalesLine from my new form. Therefore I want to check a condition, within the validateWrite method on the SalesLine table, to find out if the validateWrite was called form my new form. This will allow me to skip the data change recording/stopping if the SalesLine write was called from my new form.
What is the correct approach?
I could create a boolean recordSaveChecks and set it before calling SalesLine.write(), but is there a better way?
Edit: To clarify, I do not have form specific custom verification to add, I have a system-wide verification (therefore sits on the SaleLine Table), which needs to be skipped when called from from 1 specific form.
The best option may be to move the customization that is form specific onto the form's data source rather than on the table itself. But if you true want to add form-specific code to the table, you can see an example in Tables\Address.update(), where it checks this.dataSource().formRun().name() to determine if it has been called from the relevant form.