One of the more interesting aspects of our job as developers in Dynamics AX/Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations can be getting enough information to reproduce an issue. This can be especially true if there are multiple processes running via batch, that may affect the data in ‘unexpected’ manners. Say for instance a user reports […]
Microsoft’s preferred tool to measure the performance of Windows systems is the Performance Monitor. It provides an analysis chart view with metrics for the Last, Average, Minimum and Maximum values of the performance counters from an imported performance Binary Log File (.blg). The Performance Monitor is a nice tool to view one file at a […]
When beginning a new Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations implementation, it is common to start looking at some of the basic setups for master data (customers, vendors, items, etc.). Looking at the customer master, it is quickly apparent that there are a lot of different ways to group and categorize your customers within D365. […]
We’ve all been there. Sometime after completing a feature, you decide that a field on a table would really work better if it were of a different type. For example, you created a string field and now wish you had used a RecId. On your development machine, the fix is simple; you delete the column […]
In Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, when subscribing to a lookup event to modify an existing lookup on a form control, you must remove the super call to the existing lookup. Otherwise, when clicking on the control a message will display stating, “More than one form was opened at once for the lookup control.” […]
Once the code upgrade process from Dynamics AX to Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations has been completed, the code needs some work to resolve the upgrade conflicts. In Visual Studio, it is necessary to create a project from the conflicts. This process needs to be followed for each model that contains conflicts. How to […]
Are you a developer experienced in Dynamics AX 2009 and Dynamics AX 2012, but you need to level up your knowledge and skills for the newest product release? If so, we’ve created a course just for you! Stoneridge Software is offering a new training course, “What’s New in Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations.” “What’s […]
The manufacturing industry is under constant pressure to increase profits, even when labor and operational costs continue to increase. In order to remain competitive and reach financial goals, many firms are searching for ways to eliminate costs and boost sales in modern manufacturing. That’s where Microsoft Dynamics software for Manufacturing steps in. Software for the […]
Are you registered for Dynamic Communities’ User Group Summit 2018 in Phoenix? Summit is the ultimate in-person learning experience for Microsoft Dynamics end users. The event includes sessions and activities covering the entire Microsoft Dynamics suite of products. Topics are also organized by educational tracks such as Finance, Manufacturing and Supply Chain Management as well […]
“We’re going to use the system out of the box to the greatest extent possible.” Awesome. Do this. “We’re going to minimize coding and customization.” Also great. Do this. “We’re going to take customization [x] out of scope and use a workaround to conserve budget.” Take caution. Yellow light at the crossing. Are Workarounds the […]
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