You define types and their structure in the AOT, not in the X++ language. Other programming languages that support type declarations do so within code, but Dynamics AX supports an object layering feature that accepts […]
5. Code Profiler Tool The Code Profiler tool in Dynamics AX 2009 calculates the profile much faster, and it includes a new view of the code profile, providing a better user experience. Figure 7 shows the traverse […]
3. Monitoring Client/Server Calls When you develop and test a Dynamics AX application, you can monitor the client and server calls by turning on the Client/Server Trace option, found on the Development tab in the […]
Without a way to monitor the execution of the implemented application logic, you would implement features almost blindly with regard to performance. Fortunately, the Dynamics AX development environment contains a set of easy-to-use tools to […]
A record buffer contains a variety of instance methods, and when called directly or indirectly, it results in statements or affects the number of statements sent to the database. Some of the methods can be […]
4. Changing the Default Behavior The record buffer contains a dozen methods used to change the default behavior of DML statements issued in X++ code. You can call all the methods except one, concurrencyModel, with a Boolean […]
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