Engineer / Solution Architect / Dynamics 365-AX Technical Consultant / Instructor (MCT)

Bu yazıda Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations View’lerinden bahsedeceğim. View aslında SQL View’leriyle aynı. Burada oluşturduğunuz View direk SQL de oluşuyor. SQL de birçok özellikle var hepsi X++ ne yazık ki yok. Ama birçoğunu yapabiliyoruz. Bir tane örnek View yapalım.

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Yeni bir nesne oluşturma ekranından View seçiyoruz.

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Oluşan View’e veri Data Source olarak FDBookTable ekledim. DataSource Fields kısmında tümünü seç demelisiniz. Sonra Fields kısmına View’de olmasını isteyen alanları ekledim. Tabi bu bir sorgu çok karmaşık sorgular yapmak isterseniz Query kullanmalısınız. Derleme ve eşitlemeden sonra hazır olacak.

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Açıp alanlara bakabiliriz.

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Tablo gibi kullanabilirsiniz. Tabi View sadece veri okumak için kullanılır. Insert Update Delete için kullanamazsınız.  

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Bu yazıda View nedir, nasıl oluşturulur ve nerelerde kullanılır anlatmaya çalıştım. View çok önemli ve hayat kurtaran bir özellik temellerini iyi kavrayıp oluşturduğunuz View’leri SQL den kontrol edip kodlarını anlamaya çalışırsanız çok şey öğrenirsiniz.

Selamlar.

www.fatihdemirci.net

TAGs: X++,View, Azure, Azure DevOps, Microsoft Dynamics 365, MsDyn365FO, MsDyn365CE, MsDyn365

In this article, I will talk about what needs to be done after creating a new development environment. The first step is to log into Visual Studio. Then, I will explain how to connect to the Azure DevOps project. I intend to summarize the steps to be taken before starting development in a few articles.

In these installations, I will use the development environment we built on Azure. I explained how to deploy a development environment in my previous articles. Once the machine is deployed, you can download and connect Remote Desktop connection information via LCS. Currently Visual Studio 2015 comes installed, but there will be a migration to new versions of Visual Studio soon. Visual Studio must be opened with Run as administrator. For convenience, right click on Visual Studio and click Pin to taskbar.

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Right click on the Visual Studio icon in the task bar and click Properties

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Click Advanced from the screen that opens. Check Run as administrator and click OK. This eliminates the need to do this every time you open it. Also, if you forget this, some functions do not work, and you will waste time.

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We need to Sign in with an account authorized for Visual Studio.

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I use an account created for this project.

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Software developers like to use Dark themes, but I use the classic theme because I have difficulty reading on dark screen.

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If there is no problem with your user’s authorization, your login will be completed. Dynamics 365 menu is available. I will talk about the menus here in my next articles. Now open the Team Explorer screen.

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Open the connection page with the Manage Connections link.

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Nothing appears in the Select a Team Foundation Server section. The reason for this is that the user login I used to connect to Visual Studio is not authorized for the Azure DevOps project that we connect to LCS.

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Open the Azure DevOps project and invite the user to the project by clicking Invite.  Of course, you must log in with an authorized user in Azure DevOps. Since I have the information of the Admin account, I logged in with it.

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When I type my username from the search, it automatically appears. I select and add it.

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Also, since I want to have Admin rights in this project, I add my user to the Administrators section as shown in the picture.

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When I looked back to Visual Studio, I could see my project. To do this, you need to restart Visual Studio. Refreshing doesn’t work.

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When you click Connect, you will be connected to your Azure DevOps project. You will see the link under Visual Studio Team Services as shown below.

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In this article, I talked about the initial settings required for a new Devbox. First of all, it is very important to open Visual Studio with admin rights. It is often forgotten, so I explained how to make a definition to automate it. Then, we established the connection to our Azure DevOps project, which is required for the version control of our application. Now we can move on to the other settings. I will talk about Model, Package and Branch setups in my next articles.

Regards.

www.fatihdemirci.net

TAGs: Microsoft Life Cycle Services, LCS, Azure, Azure DevOps, Microsoft Dynamics 365, MsDyn365FO, MsDyn365CE, MsDyn365, Dynamics 365 Insights Power BI, Power Automate, Power Apps, Power Virtual Agents, what is Dynamics 365, Dynamics 365 ERP, Dynamics 365 CRM

In this article, I will explain how to set up and use the Help system for Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations. We usually perform this set up for test and live environments. I’ll show it on a test environment.

First, log into the test environment and open the System Management->Settings->System parameters screen.

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Open the help window. If you are opening it for the first time, a warning window appears and tells you to connect to the LCS project. If you have opened it before and you have not established the connection like me, you can choose it as follows. You may have more than one project, but it is useful to choose the project which you created this environment on.

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After selecting it, standard Task guide libraries will appear. You can add via LCS and choose from here. Select the LCS project for support as well.

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After these steps, the help setup is ready. Now you can click ? And open the help screen.

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If you are not in a form, a screen like the one below will open.

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Since our environment is in Turkish, help is displayed in Turkish. You can also set it to be displayed in different languages.

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If you open it from a form, related topics will appear. Since I opened the Help screen through the all customers form, the related topics were listed.

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In this article, I explained how to setup help. Help is a vast resource. It is useful to look into it. You can learn many details here. In addition, thanks to this setup you can create support requests. I will also talk about support requests in another article.

Regards.

www.fatihdemirci.net

TAGs: Microsoft Life Cycle Services, LCS, Azure, Azure DevOps, Help, Microsoft Dynamics 365, MsDyn365FO, MsDyn365CE, MsDyn365, Dynamics 365 Insights Power BI, Power Automate, Power Apss, Power Virtual Agents, what is Dynamics 365, Dynamics 365 ERP, Dynamics 365 CRM

In this article, I will show you how you can open a support case via Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations and access automatically-generated support records via LCS and Azure DevOps.

First, some basic setups need to be made. In my previous articles, I explained how to setup Help. If you follow the setups there, you can create a support case without having to do anything else. When you click the question mark and click Support, if you have not installed, the LCS connection screen will appear.

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You can click the link and establish the connection. It will be connected without entering any information here.

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When the connection is successful, the following screen will appear. You can now create a support case.

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Click on the question mark again and click Support.

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On the screen that opens, you can enter many details about your support case. First, enter the title and description of the issue.  You can create a task record and add it here. If there is a file log, you can add it. You can indicate if the issue prevents you from working. The more details provided here, the easier the solution will be.

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For Send to be active, you have to click Yes for the email notification. Then, when you click Send, the following screen will appear.

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The support case you created will be sent as follows.

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To view the support request you created on LCS, open your project and click Support.

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The support case you created appears in the support issues section. You can follow the actions from here. Also, a Work Item has been created in Azure DevOps. You can open Azure DevOps Work Item record by clicking directly on the support case name.

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You can also see the support case you created in Azure DevOps. From here, you can follow the necessary steps to solve it.

In this article, I tried to explain how to enter a new support case and view it via LCS and Azure DevOps. Support has always been a painful process for business applications. It’s not easy to get users who just take a screenshot of the error and post it to enter detailed support cases. However, this mechanism will reduce the IT workload and make it easier to track. For this reason, it’s best to encourage business units to use this place. For example, support cases entered here can be prioritized and resolved quickly.

Regards.

www.fatihdemirci.net

TAGs: Microsoft Life Cycle Services, LCS, Azure, Azure DevOps, Support Case, Microsoft Dynamics 365, MsDyn365FO, MsDyn365CE, MsDyn365, Dynamics 365 Insights Power BI, Power Automate, Power Apps, Power Virtual Agents, what is Dynamics 365, Dynamics 365 ERP, Dynamics 365 CRM

X ++ Temel veri tiplerinden biri olan Container farklı tipteki verileri içinde barındırabilir. Tablolara açılan alanlar Container tipinde olabilir. Birçok fonksiyon ile veri yüklenip alınabilir. Özellikle farklı tipteki verileri bir yere göndermek ve çekmek için kullanılır.

Yeni bir Job oluşturup bir örnek kod yazalım.

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class FDContainer

{

public static void main(Args _args)

{

int             number1;

str             name;

AccountNum      AccountNum;

CustTable       custTable, custTable2;

container       c;

Gender          gender;

utcDateTime     dateTime;

;

name        = “Fatih Demirci”; // Değişken ataması

custTable   = custTable::find(“M000017″);// Değişken ataması

c = conins(c, 1, name); // Contianer Insert işlemi

c = conins(c, 2, custTable);

c = conins(c, 3, 12321);

[name,  custtable, number1] = c; // Container’daki değerleri değişkenlere alma.

c = ["fatih", 12, custtable, Gender::Male]; // Tek seferde çoklu değişken atama

dateTime = dateTimeUtil::newDateTime(systemdateget(), timeNow());

name        = conpeek(c, 1); // tek bir değişken seçme

custTable   = conpeek(c, 3);

c           = conins(c, 4, dateTime);

info(“OK”);

}

}

Bu yazıda Container’ı size tanıtmaya çalıştım. Çok kullanışlı bir veri tipi çok sık kullanıldığını göreceksiniz. Bende bunu basit işler için kullanıyorum. Çok büyük veriler için uygun bir yapı değil. Dizi gibi düşünün.

Selamlar.

www.fatihdemirci.net

TAGs: X++,Container, Azure, Azure DevOps, Microsoft Dynamics 365, MsDyn365FO, MsDyn365CE, MsDyn365