In the event you need to see what the product attributes are while debugging some stuff, run the below script.
This is for AX 2012 but probably works for D365, I'm not sure. Give it a shot.
It literally takes an item id and gives you the attributes and values in those attributes. Pretty straight forward
static void DAXGetProductAttributes(Args _args)
{
EcoResProductAttributeValue ecoResProductAttributeValue;
EcoResAttribute ecoResAttribute;
EcoResValue ecoResValue;
ItemId itemId = 'A10021'; // This is a sample Item Id
InventTable inventTable = InventTable::find(itemId);
while select RecId from ecoResProductAttributeValue
where ecoResProductAttributeValue.Product == inventTable.Product
join Name from ecoResAttribute
where ecoResAttribute.RecId == ecoResProductAttributeValue.Attribute
join ecoResValue
where ecoResValue.RecId == ecoResProductAttributeValue.Value
{
info(strFmt("%1 - %2 - %3", InventTable.ItemId, ecoResAttribute.Name, ecoResValue.value()));
}
}
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