How to populate an Outlook Client by Creating a Mail Item, Attach a Report, and Send the Mail through AX 2009
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Last month, I have found a problem after installing RU-7 kernel update to one of our Customer and thats very strange. We were not able to build a project for a layer using Project Filter( i.e., to automatically get all the objects of a layer into a project) even after putting the layer in the…
Hi Folks, I have seen that most of the developers face the problem in displaying the Page footer only in the last page of the report. Epilog is printed just after the page footer on the last page in a report. So, this is printed in a separate page. But to print in the last…
I have seen that few developers have a problem in getting the total Sales order amount or sales quotation amount with Tax /discounts etc., in the preferred currency before invoicing because these are not stored into any specific tables. The below form shows, where we can see the sales totals, Accounts Receivable->Sales Order-> Inquiries Menu->Totals…
The simplest way to store an image for a record into AX tables is by using the CompanyImage Menu Item. I will explain you with an example below: Generally, most of the customers would request for a functionality to store an image for an item. For this, there is no need of high customization. Initially,…
I have come across many people having a problem in printing the AX reports into the file system of server using batch job scheduling………… The main problem is in configuration……… The solution is pretty simple and is as follows: As AX batch job scheduling always runs on the server, the below configuration has to be…
If you want to get all the error messages in the infolog in a desired language then just put this small code snippet and run it in a job. infolog.language(LanguageId); then whole UI of AX Client will be changed to the desired language and we will get the error messages into the infolog in that…
Thanks for the code! 😉