By SebDra on 10/07/2011
How to use the Fulltext Index
Posted in Database, Development, Dynamics AX Tagged database, DAX2012, development, Dynamics AX, memo, query, range, select, X++
By SebDra on 28/04/2010
What will the property fetchmode on a query datasource do?
Posted in Development, Dynamics AX Tagged development, Dynamics AX, fetchmode, join, query, reports, X++
By SebDra on 18/03/2010
How long is a string and how much chars could it hold? And the memo Datatype?
How acts the AX kernel when a str 8000 is defined? and when using an extended datatype ?
And whats about the database? using these definitions as a table-field?
The secrets of the datatype str !! read the solution!
Posted in Development, Dynamics AX Tagged database, DAX2009, development, Dynamics AX, extended datatype, know how, limit, memo, size, str, X++
By SebDra on 26/11/2009
Difference b/w SELECT AND FIELDSELECT in Dynamics AX extended….
When will Dynamics AX resolve an AX-SQL-Statement with a fieldlist in a fieldlist and when will Dynamics AX resolve an statement in a select * ?
In addition to the blog-entry “Difference b/w SELECT AND FIELDSELECT in Dynamics AX” by Santosh this entry completes this topic.
Posted in Development, Dynamics AX Tagged cachelookup, DAX2009, development, Dynamics AX, fieldlist, fieldselect, index, query, select, X++
By SebDra on 05/01/2009
Noncritical bug found in class TaxSpec in Dynamics AX2009 SP1. The method taxExemptDescription uses a returntype of Description ( 60 char), but returned variable is of type Memo / Notes. You’ll will always get the first 60 character of the defined text. Description taxExemptDescription() { return taxExemptDescription; } change to: Notes taxExemptDescription() { return taxExemptDescription; [...]
Posted in Bugs Tagged bug, DAX2009, development, Dynamics AX, X++
By SebDra on 01/01/2009
Microsoft Dynamics AX Development Best Practices White Paper published in december 2008
Posted in Dynamics AX Tagged best practice, development, Dynamics AX, white paper, X++
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