TechTalk

Hi All, I aim to achieve three things with this post, i.e. to demonstrate 1. How we can execute a test job in AX7 which most of us already know in the good old AX 2012 as an AOT Node.  2. Use of like operator in AX uses asterik '*' instead of '%' which we use in SQL 3. Changing Layouts of Retail Screens need not be tedious and time consuming by changing properties of each button manually. Article updated and moved here -Hitesh Manglani

Helped a colleague with this issue, though we have configured the return locations as described here  however the inventory is still not updating as expected on processing a return order With an LCS issue search found the below solution here To resolve this issue a change will need to be make to the Retail Product Hierarchy. Open the Retail product hierarchy form. (Retail > Setup > Category hierarchies > Retail product hierarchy). In the Retail product hierarchy form, on the Basic product properties FastTab, enter the return policy name in the Name field in the Return Policy group for the category in the product hierarchy where your product is assigned.  Also make sure you select the legal entity which you are using and assign Return Policy for that legal entity under the Basic product properties.

Dilip's blog on DYNAMICS AX: How to Troubleshoot AOS Crash using Crash and Dump... : Friends, This post is about my recent experience on how I went with troubleshooting the frequent AOS Crashes we encountered in one of t...

Recently my colleague was trying to use a code snippet referencing a .NET Framework 2.0 library Microsoft.IdentityModel.Clients.ActiveDirectory within his .NET Framework 4.5 console app. After some searching we found that we need to use a nuget Package which can be downloaded from the below link. https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.IdentityModel.Clients.ActiveDirectory Hope this helps. Regards Hitesh