Dynamics ax 2012 development overview
- 1. Ali Raza Zaidi MVP (Dynamics Ax) Advisory Software Engineer At Systems Limited. Microsoft Dynamics Ax 2012 Development Overview
- 2. Dynamics AX 2012 Features and History Modules Dynamics AX Development Pattern Dynamics Ax 2012 Navigation and layout overview. Dynamics Ax architecture Overview of X++ Short Introduction to AIF Q&A Agenda 2
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- 4. Completely integrated ERP solution One business logic, one database Easily recognize the dependencies of business activities Rich functionality State-of-the-art technology Layer technology Integrated Development environment Three-tier architecture Suitable for midsize and large organizations Dynamics AX 2012 4
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- 12. Dynamics Ax 2012 Clients Navigational Overview.
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- 30. Dynamics Ax Architecture and Layers
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- 42. Layer Description USR The user layer is for user modifications, such as reports. CUS The customer layer is for modifications that are specific to a company. VAR Value Added Resellers (VAR) can make modifications or new developments to the VAR layer as specified by the customers or as a strategy of creating an industry specific solution. ISV When an Independent Software Vendor (ISV) creates their own solution, their modifications are saved in the ISV layer. SLN The solution layer is used by distributors to implement vertical partner solutions. FPK The FPK layer is an application object patch layer reserved by Microsoft for future patching or other updates. For more information, see Patch Layers. GLS When the application is modified to match country or region specific legal demands, these modifications are saved in the GLS layer. SYS The standard application is implemented at the lowest level, the SYS layer. The application objects in the standard application can never be deleted
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- 45. Topics • Application Object Tree • Labels • Table Structure and Components • Views • Maps • Base Enums • Extended Data Types • Table Collections: • Projects
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- 52. Data Types – Primitive and Extended Primitive Data Types Extended Data Types
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- 66. Naming conventions contribute to consistency and to making the application easier to understand.
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- 68. Data Type Declaration Keyword Description/Example String str “any string” Integer int 2356 Real Real 3.14 Date date 24112010 Enum Must be declared as a Base Enum first Enum values are represented internally as Integers. Boolean boolean True/False Time timeOfDay 15:23:08 utcDateTime utcDateTime 9/28/2008 07:11:02 am Guid guid Global Unique Identifier, a reference number which is unique in any context Int64 Int64 A large integer, represent by 64 bits.
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- 72. Operators: a) Assignment operators Operator Term Description = Becomes equal to Assigns the expression on the right of the equal sign to the variable on the left. += Increments the variable on the left by the value on the right. ++ Increments the variable on the left by 1. -= Decrements the variable on the left by the value on the right. -- Decrements the variable on the left by 1.
- 76. Conditional Statements a) If Statement
- 77. Conditional Statements b) Switch statement
- 78. Conditional Statements c) Ternary Operator
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- 91. Method Types: a) Static Methods
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