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HOWTO: Open AX form from custom help file.
21 April 09 03:05 PM | czdaxsup | 1 Comments   

There is one interesing feature available in help file. You could link AX Form directly from help file. There is an example in standard AX 2009 installation. Open form Accounts receivable / Setup / Customer groups . Press F1 Open file will be opened as Read More...

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How to create a crash dump for Axapta processes ?
28 January 09 12:07 PM | czdaxsup | 3 Comments   

Symptoms: All clients lose connection to the AOS Server. If the Axapta AOS or client process crashes for any reason, it is recommended to create a crash dump, of the failing process. Here are the steps to do so: Download the Microsoft debugging tools, Read More...

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Is it possible to change schema for tables in database for AX 4.0 and 2009 in SQL Server 2005?
09 December 08 04:41 PM | czdaxsup | 1 Comments   

By default all tables in AX 4.0 and 2009 databases are stored in dbo schema in SQL Server 2005. But what if we need to change this schema. Is it possible to change it? The answer is No as the method xSession::getDbSchema() always returns DBO .  As Read More...

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Client Crash "The license information can not be decoded"
29 August 08 03:44 PM | czdaxsup | 0 Comments   

When trying to Import the License file in Axapta 2009 , the client crashes. In the Event Logs, you will find the Error 110. Description: Object Server 01: The license file can not be decoded. Cause: This is caused due to missing security privileges of Read More...

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How to read out a Windows user SID and replace it in USERINFO table
14 August 08 01:01 PM | czdaxsup | 0 Comments   

This is needed if you are unable to log into the Axapta Client due to the following error message: " You are not a recognized user of Microsoft Dynamics AX" Use the following Script to find the Windows user SID you want to change: strComputer = "." Set Read More...

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