D365F&O - X++ - Read data from list using x++ code

List                conList;

ListIterator      Iterator;

        

conList = MJTestTable.getContainerNames();

Iterator = new ListIterator(conList);

while(Iterator.more())

{

       info(Iterator.value());

       Iterator.next();

}

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