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Hi, The Help updates for Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0 SP1 is available under the Link provided below. Dynamics Ax 4.0 SP1 Help Update[Require Partner source login] The update contains over 1000 new help topics plus a fix for formatting errors in over 600 topics. This completes the work on all topics displayed through the table of contents as well as help topics for all forms reached through the navigation pane. Most application and system classes now have information about syntax, run on values, and a list of the class’s methods. Approximately 79,000 reference topics have been updated. A detailed list of changes made to the MS Dynamics AX 4.0 SP1 Help documentation since December 2006 is also available in the link given above

We are all aware that, Dynamics Ax supports RFID. The Article below will give some basic idea about the RFID. RFID or Radio Frequency Identification is the Auto-ID technology by which one can identify objects and track information about them wirelessly using radio waves. In the simplest terms an RFID system consists of a TAG (transponder) and a READER (interrogator). The technology of RFID deals with the remote collection of information stored on a tag using radio frequency communications. Information stored on the tag can range from as little as an identification number, to kilo-bytes of data written to and read from the tag, to dynamic information maintained on the tag, such as temperature histories. The information from the tag/reader combination is either presented to a human operator typically using a hand-held device or a host computer which automatically manages the information. Critical performance variables of an RFID system determine the cost of implementation. Read Range - R

Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step provides a complete methodology—including project management discipline and field-tested best practices—plus user-friendly tools that enable you to more successfully deploy, migrate, configure, and upgrade Microsoft Dynamics AX, Microsoft Dynamics CRM, Microsoft Dynamics GP, Microsoft Dynamics NAV and Microsoft Dynamics SL. For more information click the link below Microsoft Sure Step[Requires partner source login]

This article describes how to modify the behavior of dialog boxes to enable forms to open in full-screen mode. You can apply this modification to a specific dialog box or to all dialog boxes. Click the link to download[requires partner source login]

The Application Object Server (AOS) provides the infrastructure to execute the business logic on the middle tier of a 3-tier Microsoft Dynamics AX installation. The AOS handles the connectivity, security, and database connection management that an Microsoft Dynamics AX system requires. In Microsoft Axapta 3.0, the AOS was a standalone program, that is, an executable file that was started and stopped by the Microsoft Dynamics AX Server Manager, which functioned as a load-balancing application. In Microsoft Dynamics AX, the AOS is implemented as a Microsoft Windows Service to take advantage of the following: · Windows Service applications run in the security context of a specific user account that is different from a user that is logged on or the default computer account. After installation of Microsoft Dynamics AX, the default user account has all the permissions required to access Microsoft Dynamics AX functionality. · Eliminating the dependency on the Microsoft Dynamics AX Server Mana

Hi, Before doing the upgrade, Please have a look on the link below[Requires partner source login]. The link will provide the entire detail about the upgrade. The link will be updated periodically.Hope it will be useful when we are doing upgrades. https://mbs.microsoft.com/Cms/Templates/document/General.aspx?NRMODE=Published&NRNODEGUID={863D51CC-3127-4E83-94A7-AE95CE9E660D}&NRORIGINALURL=/partnersource/resources/support/selfsupport/hottopics/axapta/ax30to40upgrade.htm?printpage=false&NRCACHEHINT=Guest&printpage=false&wa=wsignin1.0

Hi, We all aware that Microsoft Dynamics Ax 4.0 provides the version control facility for proctecting our valuable customizations. Check out the link below[Requires partner source login] to know how to do the setup for Version Control system. https://mbs.microsoft.com/partnersource/documentation/whitepapers/ax40_version_control_setup.htm?printpage=false

INTRODUCTION This article describes how to set up Business Alerts in Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0. This article also describes how to set the e-mail address from which Business Alert e-mail messages are sent. MORE INFORMATION Configure a user account to receive alerts To configure a user account to receive alerts, follow these steps: 1. In the Navigation Pane, click Administration, and then click Users. 2. Select a user, and then click User Options. 3. Verify that the e-mail address where you want the user to receive alerts is in the E-mail field. 4. In the Receive alerts every (minutes) box, type 1. 5. In the Pop-up link destination list, click To alert. 6. In the Send alert as e-mail message list, click Define on each alert rule. 7. In the Show pop-ups list, click Define on each alert rule, and then click Apply. 8. Close the Options window. Add the "E-mail distributor batch" job The "E-mail distributor batch" job is the batch job that monitors and sends e-mail messag

The process for developing, building, and releasing application hot fixes and updates will fundamentally change from Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0 SP1 onwards. The hot fix layer files will be made cumulative in the sense that previous fixes will be included in the latest released hot fix or the next critical update. Due to this cumulative approach, released hot fixes are expected to be tested in conjunction with all supported updates and their fixes. In this way, we intend to reduce conflicts between fixes. Another major difference between the patching strategy of Microsoft Dynamics AX 3.0 and 4.0 SP1 onwards, will be the type of hot fix deliverable. We expect to release cumulative hot fixes as an AOD file, which will be distributed out of the DIS layer inside Microsoft Dynamics AX. This should make it simpler to distinguish Microsoft code from code developed by a partner, as well as making it possible to use the inbuilt upgrade tools to upgrade a partner’s customization layer(s) in a simi

Before starting the upgrade process do the following activities: Create an empty Oracle 10g database. Microsoft dynamics will support Oracle 10g database only. While creating the database log in as an Windows Administrator Use the following SQL statement for creating new user in Oracle 10g CREATE USER "OPS$ \ " IDENTIFIED EXTERNALLY; Grant rights to the user "OPS$ \ " as given below : GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES, SELECT ANY DICTIONARY TO “OPS$ \ "; For upgrading the existing database, create the tablespace in Oracle 10g with the same name as in oracle 9. For New Installation create 3 tablespaces (AXTAB,AXIDX,AXTMP) as given below: CREATE TABLESPACE AXTAB DATAFILE'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\AXDB\AXTAB01.DBF' SIZE 3000M BLOCKSIZE 8192;CREATE TABLESPACE AXIDX DATAFILE'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\AXDB\AXIDX01.DBF' SIZE 2000M BLOCKSIZE 8192;CREATE TEMPORARY TABLESPACE AXTMP TEMPFILE'D:\ORACLE\ORADATA\AXDB\AXTMP01.DBF' SIZE 1000M;COMMIT; 4.1. Create a schema