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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In this post, I am going to discuss about how to rename a primary key in AX. The renaming can be done for any record using the CCPrimaryKey Class. Let us suppose, if Customer Id 1000 has to be renamed as Cust_1000 then it will be renamed in all the tables(SalesTable, CustTable, SalesQuotationTable etc.,) wherever…
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, In Standard AX 2009, if we try to compare the web controls in between layers or with an xpo then even though there is a difference in the source code but still it gives us a message that there is no difference. So, actually it is not comparing in between the layers. To…
Here, I am telling you about how to register a COM wrapper dll and then extract & use it in AX. (i) Install the COM Wrapper DLL Files, into the bin directory of the AOS. (ii) Register it with the following Command,%WINDIR%Microsoft.NETFrameworkv2.0.50727regasm.exe Test.Wrapper.DLL /tlb:Test.Wrapper.tlb (iii) Now, After Successful Registration, Follow the below path and click…
Here is a code snippet to convert any file into a base64 string in x++ using some dot net inbuilt classes in AX. To convert it, initially clrinterop permission must be granted to access the dot net inbuilt classes then load the file into file info, initialize the byte array with the length of file,…
Hi, In this post, I would like to explain you my experiences on the data upgrade from AX 3.0 and AX 4.0 to AX 2009. Please post your comments if you have any doubts on this…….. Data Upgrade from AX 3.0 to AX 2009 Perform the Consistency Check for all the required modules in AX…
Thanks for the code! 😉