To import the data in the routine FINA100 - Bank Transactions using MILE, some additional configurations are necessary, as you will see below, since the order of the parameters received by the routine FINA100 is different from the call by the MILE structure, not allowing the import using simply the configuration of channels.

Basically, MILE works as follows: for each channel created, an array will be sent sequentially to the routine in question, followed by the inclusion 3 nOpc.
When calling MsExecAuto from routine FINA100, it will be sent as follows:
If there is 1 channel (1 Master):

Funcao100(vetor[1], 3)

If there are 2 channels:

Funcao100(vetor[1], vetor[2], 3)
And so on.

Therefore, we have an incompatibility of use, because for the inclusion of the bank transaction in the routine FINA100, the parameters received are in the following positions:

FINA100(nPosArotina,aRotAuto,nOpcAuto)
where:

nPosArotina - Numeric- Desired menu option without executing mBrowse
aRotAuto - Array - Contains the data of the fields and their contents for inclusion via automatic routine.
nOpcAuto - Numeric - Desired menu option via automatic routine, where 3 = Pay, 4 = Receive, 5 = Delete, 6 = Cancel, 7 = Transfer and 8 = Transfer reversal
In this case, we need to send the Master channel vector as a second parameter (aRotAuto) and the menu option as third parameter (nOpcAuto).
We will need to manipulate the array of channels created by MILE through user function.

We will use a user function in the pre-execution of Mile. The function must return a new vector with the correct order of the parameters to be sent to the FINA100 routine.

In the example below, we are creating the aRotAuto array in the second position and the nOpcAuto in the third position.

User function UFINA100(lInterface, aInfos, aLayOut, aSaidas, aVetores)

Local aNewVet := array(3)
aNewVet[1] := {3}//nPosRotinaaNewVet[2] := aClone(aVetores[1]) //aRotAutoaNewVet[3] := {3} // nOpcAuto where 3 = Pay, 4 = Receive, and the option may be according to the aVetores position

Return aClone(aNewVet)