Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Dynamic lookup on forms
To create a custom dynamic lookup on a form, override the lookup method on the control, and add the following code. This code allows you to select a year, but it should be clear what you need to modify to show something else:
public void lookup()
{
Counter yearCount;
List valueList = new List(Types::String);
for (yearCount = 0; yearCount < 5; yearCount++)
{
valueList.addEnd(strFmt("Year %1", year(SystemDateGet()) - yearCount));
}
SysLookup::lookupList(this, valueList, "List of years");
}
Show temporary table content
Run the following and you will be able to see the contents of a temporary table during runtime, which I find very helpful when debugging:
new SysTableBrowser().run(tmpTable.TableId, tmpTable);
To get it running, you need to overwrite the run method on SysTableBrowser with a new parameter profile:
public void run(tableId tableId, common tmpBuffer = null)and add the following line before formRun.run();
if (tmpBuffer.TableId < 60535)
formRun.parmTmpData(tmpBuffer);
Tags:
Axapta,
Dynamics AX,
table browser,
temp,
temporary table
Overwrite license on Dynamics AX 4.0
My first post is regarding an issue I had a couple of weeks back, where AX crashed when overwriting an expired license with a new one (AX 4.0), which resulted in a broken database. After a lot of problems and not working solutions, I finally solved it, and of course I'll share the solution with you guys:
- Connect to the database and delete the content of the VALUE field of the first three lines in the SYSCONFIG table
- Stop the AOS service
- Delete the .aoi file in the appl directory
- Run "dir *.auc/s" on the client (deletes all cache files on the computer - you need to be on the drive of your Windows installation)
- If it detects any files, run "del *.auc/s" which deletes them.
- Start the AOS service
- Start the client and import licence again. Accept the synchronization
- If AX crashes again during import, do steps 2-6 again and it will work! :)
I've solved this problem successfully on several installations using the approach above, so try it! :)
Regards,
Anders
Tags:
Axapta,
crash,
Dynamics AX,
licence
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