AX provides us with an easy way to pad strings with extra characters.
If you are writing files out of AX for some reason, it would be a good idea to use a timestamp mechanism of some sort. This example goes over how to do that.
This covers how to format a date and time to get it into a particular format. In this instance, we are formatting it for use on a report.
You can capture lines from the infolog to use elsewhere if you so desire. This is a brief example of how to do it.
This covers how to call X++ in an SSRS report in a 2009 environment.
Having AX send an email based on any event is very easy.
Changing the color in a development or test environment can be a wuick cue for the users so they know where they are working.
Let's simplify publishing new NuGet packages for x++ builds
Creating an XDS Policy with performance in mind
How to use a recurring Integration Endpoint for importing data
BatchRetryable Top Picking Batch Job Example
BatchRetryable Bundled Batch Job Example
Installation of one or more roles, role services, or features failed. Error: 0x800f0954 when configuration an AOS for Local Business Data (LBD)
BatchRetryable With lots of Individual tasks from 1 batch job
Deep dive on top picking batch jobs
When should you use a Bundled Batch Job?
When should you use an Individual Task Modeled Batch Job?
Leveraging the RunBaseBatch class in X++ for Dynamics 365 Finance and Operati