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api.data.calculate C# Code issue

I am writing a simple api.data.calculate code in C#. Somehow it is not able to recognize Durable data "true" but it does work vb.

Best answer by pranav46

Figured out my self.
Evaldatabufferdelategate has to by "null" if we have empty string.

Hi Pranav,

You can use the intellisence to see which options you have for an api.data.calculate, using the down/ up arrow you see the different options:

in your case you use 3 fields which is below syntax:

In your case the issue is that the , before your "A# filter must be in side the string so replace the "," by just a ,

pranav46AuthorAnswer

Figured out my self.
Evaldatabufferdelategate has to by "null" if we have empty string.

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