RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Load balancing the AOS

[Brandon George]

Malcolm,

Here is the post on the blog about this email: http://dynamics-ax.blogspot.com/2005/12/aos-load-balancing-when.html


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Feel free. Will I be famous? ;-


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These are great tips! Can I have your permission to post 
these on my blog, along with your name, to give you credit?

-Brandon


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[Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Load balancing the AOS

Hi Brandon

Well, I guess you'd look at the 
following...

1. Is my AOS processor bound and not able to take 
additional processors?
2. Is my AOS memory bound and not able to take additional 
memory?
3. Is my AOS network bound and not able to take another 
network card?
4. Is my AOS disk bound (unlikely on an AOS) and disk 
performance not able to be improved?

If the answer to any of the above is "yes" and your AOS 
machine is not providing ant other service that could be relocated to another 
server then you need to ask.

Is it more cost effective to add a new AOS (and cluster the 
two) or replace my existing AOS with a better specified machine that will not 
suffer the same resource deficiency? Note that, if yourserver isnot 
memory bound but your Ax32Serv process has hit its 2GB memory limit then you are 
effectively memory bound. If your server has more than 4Gb RAM (i.e. enough for 
2 x 2Gb plus sufficient for the operating system to continue to function) and 
the processor capacity to handle the extra load then you could consider adding 
an extra AOS instance on the same machine and clustering the two 
instances.

You might also consider that adding a newer AOS might 
result in a slightly imbalanced cluster. AFAIK The AOS load balancing picks the 
AOS with the least number of users on it.So, if you have two machines and 
one is newer (and therefore likely to be higher specified) its possible that 
users one the newer AOS will receive a better user experience than those on the 
older machine. Its not a particularly big problem but might complicate things 
for you as your needs expand again and the performance starts to dip for some 
users but not others (i.e. "why the hell is user A complaining when user B is 
not and why the hell did user B complain yesterday when user A did 
not").

Good luck


Malcolm Burtt 
Touchstone Our Trusted Solutions - Your Optimised 
Business


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GeorgeSent: 14 December 2005 18:31To: 
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[Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Load balancing the AOS

Hello 
All,

In light of my current progress to improve performance of Axapta, I 
am working through some idea's. I was wondering, what do you base load balancing 
for the AOS on? To explain further, what amount of users, or usage, etc. does 
one look at to say "You know what we need... we need to add another AOS and do 
load balancing!"

I am 
trying to find this out, but can't find much documentation on this. I am also 
really unsure of how to Google this topic, because it does not pull up much 
help.

Anyway, any advice on this topic would be great. Has anyone ever went 
from a single AOS to two AOS's load balanced? 

thanks,
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RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] How to get what is in picking registration

[Lennart Conrad]

Title: Message










The easiest might be to create a display
method e.g on salesTable and select the sum of all inventTrans with inventTrans.TransChildType
== InventTransChildType:: SalesJournalPickingList
and

inventTrans.TransRefId  ==
_salesId and then just drag it to the salesTotals form



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Hi everyone,











I need to be able to get the total value
of items of a sales order that are sitting in picking registration. Basically
my customer uses picking resgistration to 'set aside' items etc but the picking
may sit around and not be updated for some time so they want to be able to know
how much qty and value has been set aside etc.











In std Axapta there is no change in qty on
the qty tab page until the items are updated as picked.











Is there any way to modify the totals
button to be able to tell it to use All, Del Now, PICKING REG, Delivered
etc? Or is there any std classes/methods that I can call to get this qty
as I cannot think of anywhere in standard Axapta that shows such info?











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RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Adding Combo Box on CustTable Form

[Kev Groves]

Barry,

Nope no coding at all was done.

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 At the time you added the combo box to the form, did
 you modify / add
 any new code either to the CustTable table or
 CustTable form?
 
 
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 Guys,
 
 Version: Axapta 2.5.
 Layer: var
 Situation:  
 1. Created a new Field on the CUSTTABLE ( BASE ENUM
 )
 2. Created BASE ENUM with 5 members
 3. Objective is to add a Combo-Box Object under the
 SETUP tab of the 
 CustTable FORM.
 4. Done successfully, the first element of the BASE
 ENUM is shown 
 and all seems well.
 5. As soon as I save the CustTable FORM, Axapta
 Closes. (Shuts Down).
 6. The server also logs this event: Faulting
 application ax32.exe, 
 version 2.5.1270.37, faulting module ax32.exe,
 version 2.5.1270.37, 
 fault address 0x00090e63.
 
 I just tried copying an existing object already on
 the FORM on the 
 SETUP tab and the same thing happens.  I am just not
 being allowed 
 to change anything on the CUSTTABLE FORM.
 
 Any Suggestions? Advice? WorkArounds?
 
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RE : [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Developing for Client without a X++ license

[Steeve Gilbert]

For me, the steps described makes sense.  That's what we do when moving layers 
from our Test environment to our QA environment.  But you still need to 
synchronise to make sure that any modification to table definition gets 
transferred to the database.

Regards,

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Good Morning

The Client doesn't have a X++ developement license, but we are doing 
extensive developement for them.
We are planning to use the following simple approach to make changes 
to their cus layer. Could i please have some comments on how to 
improve on it, and wheter it makes sense. There is also one question 
that i need answered.

Step 1. Developement takes place on OUR VAR LICENSE on OUR CUS LAYER.
The changes cannot be imported by the customer to any layer except the 
usr layer, therefore it doesn't make sense to export/import changes!
Step 2. The whole application directory is coppied from our 
developement area and pasted onto the customers application directory.
Step 3. If the above steps make sense, do we need to syncronise tables 
or anything else??

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RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Adding Combo Box on CustTable Form

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  Hi Kevin,Go to Tools - Option and then select the Last Choice button. Locate and delete all occurrence of the custTable Form. Modify the form after and see if you get a different result.VardenMorris  Senior Developer  WellPoint Systems Inc.Suite 2000, 500 - 4th
 Ave SWCalgary, Alberta, Canada T2P 2V6(403)444-5848 direct  (403) 444-3900 main  (403) 615-1604 cell  www.wellpoint.caKev Groves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  Barry,Nope no coding at all was done.--- "Bayliss, Barry" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  Kevin,   At the time you added the combo box to the form, did you modify / add any new code either to the CustTable table or CustTable form?   Barry.   -Original Message- From: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of kevstar25 Sent: Saturday, 17 December 2005 3:29 AM To:
 Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com Subject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Adding Combo Box on CustTable Form  Guys,  Version: Axapta 2.5. Layer: var Situation:  1. Created a new Field on the CUSTTABLE ( BASE ENUM ) 2. Created BASE ENUM with 5 members 3. Objective is to add a Combo-Box Object under the SETUP tab of the  CustTable FORM. 4. Done successfully, the first element of the BASE ENUM is shown  and all seems well. 5. As soon as I save the CustTable FORM, Axapta Closes. (Shuts Down). 6. The server also logs this event: Faulting application ax32.exe,  version 2.5.1270.37, faulting module ax32.exe, version 2.5.1270.37,  fault address 0x00090e63.  I just tried copying an existing object already on the FORM on the  SETUP tab and the same thing
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Re: RE : [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Developing for Client without a X++ license

[Hemant Kumthekar]

Hi,I think instead of copying the whole application directory, why don't you copy the layer file for example AXyyyLL-cc where yyy = layer (cus,var,usr) , LL = Language(Spanish, Englich), CC = Country (US, DE) Just a new thought.  HemantSteeve Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  For me, the steps described makes sense. That's what we do when moving layers from our Test environment to our QA environment. But you still need to synchronise to make sure that any modification to table definition gets transferred to the database.Regards,Steeve... -Message d'origine-De: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com
 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] De la part de ulrichtheaartEnvoyé: 18 décembre 2005 23:51À: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.comObjet: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Developing for Client without a X++ licenseGood MorningThe Client doesn't have a X++ developement license, but we are doing extensive developement for them.We are planning to use the following simple approach to make changes to their cus layer. Could i please have some comments on how to improve on it, and wheter it makes sense. There is also one question that i need answered.Step 1. Developement takes place on OUR VAR LICENSE on OUR CUS LAYER.The changes cannot be imported by the customer to any layer except the usr layer, therefore it doesn't make sense to export/import changes!Step 2. The whole application directory is coppied from our developement area and pasted onto the customers application
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Re: RE : [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Developing for Client without a X++ license

[Varden Morris]

  Why not copy just the layer  label files that youmake changes to? If your customer makes changes in the user layer that procedure with overwrite the changes.VardenMorris  Senior Developer 
 WellPoint Systems Inc.Suite 2000, 500 - 4th Ave SWCalgary, Alberta, Canada T2P 2V6(403)444-5848 direct  (403) 444-3900 main 
 (403) 615-1604 cell  www.wellpoint.caSteeve Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  For me, the steps described makes sense. That's what we do when moving layers from our Test environment to our QA environment. But you still need to synchronise to make sure that any modification to table definition gets transferred to the database.Regards,Steeve... -Message d'origine-De: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] De la part de ulrichtheaartEnvoyé: 18 décembre 2005 23:51À: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.comObjet: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Developing for Client without a X++ licenseGood MorningThe Client doesn't have a X++ developement license, but we are doing extensive developement for them.We are planning to use the following simple approach to make changes to their cus layer. Could i please have some comments on how to improve on it, and wheter it makes
 sense. There is also one question that i need answered.Step 1. Developement takes place on OUR VAR LICENSE on OUR CUS LAYER.The changes cannot be imported by the customer to any layer except the usr layer, therefore it doesn't make sense to export/import changes!Step 2. The whole application directory is coppied from our developement area and pasted onto the customers application directory.Step 3. If the above steps make sense, do we need to syncronise tables or anything else??Regards, UlrichSharing the knowledge on Axapta. Yahoo! Groups Links
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RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Load balancing the AOS

[Varden Morris]

  I would just like to add a few things here so that we might be all clear on this subject as we help each other. From my experience one slow AOS or Database server on the same network will slow down the entire system. This means that even if the database server meets and exceeds the required specifications and the AOS does not quite meet the specifications the whole system will operate at the same slow speed. The same goes for two AOS where one is better than the other, and even for slow client machines on the network that are actively using the Axapta Application. It is like a highway, with many lanes to accommodate heavy traffic (High Bandwidth), that narrows down to fewer
 lanes at a particular section (High Latency). This will result in slow moving traffic (for the entire highway) until the entire highway is designed to meet the demand of the traffic.One fact about AOS from the Microsoft Official Training Material is as quoted: “Testing has shown than an AOS does not use more than 2 CPUs in the same computer as additional CPUs in separate servers. Due to the cost of Quad or larger CPU servers, adding servers is more cost effective.” This is self explanatory.One important reason for using more than one AOS server is to provide fault tolerance that is not provided by two AOS services running on one server. If one server fails you should at least have another one to keep the application going until the other one is fixed. Hope this helps in some way.VardenMorris  Senior Developer  WellPoint Systems Inc.Suite 2000, 500 - 4th Ave SWCalgary, Alberta, Canada T2P
 2V6(403)444-5848 direct  (403) 444-3900 main  (403) 615-1604 cell  www.wellpoint.caBrandon George [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  Malcolm,Here is the post on the blog about this email: http://dynamics-ax.blogspot.com/2005/12/aos-load-balancing-when.html  From: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Malcolm BurttSent: Thursday, December 15, 2005 8:24 AMTo:
 Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.comSubject: RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Load balancing the AOSFeel free. Will I be famous? ;-  From: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brandon GeorgeSent: 15 December 2005 12:05To: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.comSubject: RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Load balancing the AOSThese are great tips! Can I have your permission to post these on my blog, along with your name, to give you credit?-Brandon  From: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Malcolm BurttSent: Thursday, December 15, 2005 6:29 AMTo: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.comSubject: RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Load balancing the AOSHi BrandonWell, I guess you'd look at the following...1. Is my AOS processor bound and not able to take additional processors?  2. Is my AOS memory bound and not able to take additional memory?  3. Is my AOS network bound and not able to take another network card?  4. Is my AOS disk bound (unlikely on an AOS) and disk performance not able to be
 improved?If the answer to any of the above is "yes" and your AOS machine is not providing ant other service that could be relocated to another server then you need to ask.Is it more cost effective to add a new AOS (and cluster the two) or replace my existing AOS with a better specified machine that will not suffer the same resource deficiency? Note that, if yourserver isnot memory bound but your Ax32Serv process has hit its 2GB memory limit then you are effectively memory bound. If your server has more than
 4Gb RAM (i.e. enough for 2 x 2Gb plus sufficient for the operating system to continue to function) and the processor capacity to handle the extra load then you could consider adding an extra AOS instance on the same machine and clustering the two instances.You might also consider that adding a newer AOS might result in a slightly imbalanced cluster. AFAIK The AOS load balancing picks the AOS with the least number of users on it.So, if you have two machines and one is newer (and therefore likely to be higher specified) its possible that users one the newer AOS will receive a better user experience than those on the older machine. Its not a particularly big problem but might complicate things for you as your needs expand again and the performance
 starts to dip for some users but not others (i.e. "why the hell is user A complaining when user B is not and why the hell did user B complain yesterday when user A did not").Good luck  Malcolm Burtt Touchstone Our Trusted Solutions - Your Optimised
 Business  From: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Brandon GeorgeSent: 14 December 2005 18:31To: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.comSubject: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Load balancing the AOSHello All,In light of my current progress to improve performance of 

RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Load balancing the AOS

[Per Jakobsen]

I just want to add my two cents.

It is correct that Axapta can not use more than two processers in one 
machine. and therefore clustering (load balancing would be better), however 
Axapta load balancing is based upon a simple algorithm that assigns users in 
batches of 20 to an AOS in a cluster.

About fault tolerance then if one AOS breaks down, users connected to that 
AOS would have to manually reconnect to the cluster (hence the other AOS).

And btw I have heard that Axapta performs better on AMD Athlon 64 
processors.

Also it will be interesting on what will happen when dual core processors 
hit the server market, again I think with AMD's optimized dual core 
technology and optimized memory sharing between the cores, that AMD will 
outperform intel running Axapta.

Per




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   I would just like to add a few things here so that we might be all clear 
on this subject as we help each other.

   From my experience one slow AOS or Database server on the same network 
will slow down the entire system. This means that even if the database 
server meets and exceeds the required specifications and the AOS does not 
quite meet the specifications the whole system will operate at the same 
slow speed. The same goes for two AOS where one is better than the other, 
and even for slow client machines on the network that are actively using 
the Axapta Application. It is like a highway, with many lanes to 
accommodate heavy traffic (High Bandwidth), that narrows down to fewer 
lanes at a particular section (High Latency). This will result in slow 
moving traffic (for the entire highway) until the entire highway is 
designed to meet the demand of the traffic.

   One fact about AOS from the Microsoft Official Training Material is as 
quoted: “Testing has shown than an AOS does not use more than 2 CPUs in the 
same computer as additional CPUs in separate servers. Due to the cost of 
Quad or larger CPU servers, adding servers is more cost effective.” This is 
self explanatory.

   One important reason for using more than one AOS server is to provide 
fault tolerance that is not provided by two AOS services running on one 
server. If one server fails you should at least have another one to keep 
the application going until the other one is fixed. Hope this helps in some 
way.

   Varden Morris
   Senior Developer
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Suite 2000, 500 - 4th Ave SW
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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[Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Consistency check error

[Hardi T]

Dear all,

When I do consistency check after it runs in a very long 
time it ended up with an error This application has 
failed to start because WINSTA.dll was not found. 
Re-installing the application may fix this problem
  
This error only occurs when I did the consistency check 
for inventory only (partial check) but not occurs on the 
other modules.
  
What would be the problem?
  
Thanks  regards

Hardi

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RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Load balancing the AOS

[Varden Morris]

Hi Per,Can you please tell me where you got the information about the load balancing algorithm where users are assigned in batches of 20 to an AOS cluster? From countless experiments I have always seen the AOS with the lowest number at all times being assigned the next user who log on to the system. Am I understaning you right or do I get you wrong?If this applies to a specific version and service pack please let me know. Thanks.Varden MorrisSenior DeveloperWellPoint Systems Inc.Suite 2000, 500 - 4th Ave SWCalgary, Alberta, CanadaT2P 2V6(403) 444-5848 direct(403) 444-3900 main(403) 615-1604 cellwww.wellpoint.caPer Jakobsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  I just want to add my two cents.It is correct that Axapta can not use more than two processers in one machine. and therefore clustering (load balancing would be better), however Axapta load balancing is based upon a simple algorithm that assigns users in batches of 20 to an AOS in a cluster.About fault tolerance then if one AOS breaks down, users connected to that AOS would have to manually reconnect to the cluster (hence the other AOS).And btw I have heard that Axapta performs better on AMD Athlon 64 processors.Also it will be interesting on what will happen when dual core processors hit the server market, again I think with AMD's optimized dual core technology and optimized memory sharing between the cores, that AMD will outperform intel running Axapta.PerFrom: Varden Morris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Reply-To: Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.comTo:
 Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.comSubject: RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Load balancing the AOSDate: Mon, 19 Dec 2005 10:20:30 -0800 (PST)MIME-Version: 1.0X-Originating-IP: 68.142.206.42X-Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Received: from n1a.bullet.dcn.yahoo.com ([216.155.203.221]) by bay0-mc4-f3.bay0.hotmail.com with Microsoft SMTPSVC(6.0.3790.211); Mon, 19 Dec 2005 10:25:12 -0800Received: from [216.155.201.64] by n1.bullet.dcn.yahoo.com with NNFMP; 19 Dec 2005 18:22:53 -Received: from [66.218.66.58] by mailer1.bullet.dcn.yahoo.com with NNFMP; 19 Dec 2005 18:22:53 -Received: from [66.218.66.33] by mailer7.bullet.scd.yahoo.com with NNFMP; 19 Dec 2005 18:22:52 -Received: (qmail 84529 invoked from network); 19 Dec 2005 18:22:51 -Received: from unknown (66.218.66.167) by m27.grp.scd.yahoo.com with QMQP; 19 Dec 2005 18:22:51
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 [EMAIL PROTECTED]Delivered-To: mailing list Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.comList-Id: Precedence: bulkList-Unsubscribe: Return-Path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]X-OriginalArrivalTime: 19 Dec 2005 18:25:12.0904 (UTC) FILETIME=[8D1CA480:01C604C9] I would just like to add a few things here so that we might be all clear on this subject as we help each other. From my experience one slow AOS or Database server on the same network will slow down the entire system. This means that even if the database server meets and exceeds the required specifications and the AOS does not quite meet the specifications the whole system will operate at the same slow speed.
 The same goes for two AOS where one is better than the other, and even for slow client machines on the network that are actively using the Axapta Application. It is like a highway, with many lanes to accommodate heavy traffic (High Bandwidth), that narrows down to fewer lanes at a particular section (High Latency). This will result in slow moving traffic (for the entire highway) until the entire highway is designed to meet the demand of the traffic. One fact about AOS from the Microsoft Official Training Material is as quoted: “Testing has shown than an AOS does not use more than 2 CPUs in the same computer as additional CPUs in separate servers. Due to the cost of Quad or larger CPU servers, adding servers is more cost effective.” This is self explanatory. One important reason for using more than one AOS server is to provide fault tolerance that is not provided by
 two AOS services running on one server. If one server fails you should at least have another one to keep the application going until the other one is fixed. Hope this helps in some way. Varden 

Re: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Consistency check error

[Varden Morris]

Hi Hardi,This is the first time I am hearing of this problem but it appears that the WINSTA.dll file is either missingor not registered on the client computer where you executed the job. If you are using windows XP this file should be in the system32 folder. You should execute the job on a client computer that has this file registered or copy it to the required client computer and register it. VardenMorris  Senior Developer  WellPoint Systems Inc.Suite 2000, 500 - 4th Ave
 SWCalgary, Alberta, Canada T2P 2V6(403)444-5848 direct  (403) 444-3900 main  (403) 615-1604 cell  www.wellpoint.caHardi T [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  Dear all,When I do consistency check after it runs in a very long time it ended up with an error "This application has failed to start because WINSTA.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem" This error only occurs when I did the consistency check for inventory only (partial check) but not occurs on the other modules. What would be the problem? Thanks  regardsHardiIkuti Lomba Foto Wisata 2005, kirimkan foto-foto terbaik Anda. Pengiriman mulai 1 November s.d 31 Desember 2005. Keterangan lengkap ada di http://lombafoto.telkomnetinstan.com/ dan dapatkan hadiah jutaan rupiah!! (khusus Jawa Timur) Sharing the knowledge on Axapta.   
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[Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Bar Code Reader for Axapta 3.0

[MARTINUS GETTY SANTIKA]

Dear Everyone,

Do you know what kind of barcode reader that suitable
for axapta 3.0?
Could help me to give some information about this:
- type
- specification
- simbology
- or something else

thank, need your info in asap please, because i need
to give this info also to customer.

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Re: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Bar Code Reader for Axapta 3.0

[Zhoter]

Any barcode reader could work. Basicaly barcode reader
only send what it read to the pc using keyboard signal
plus spesific characters like enter or tab.

To print barcode using Axapta, just make a report and
replace the font using barcode font.




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 Could help me to give some information about this:
 - type
 - specification
 - simbology
 - or something else
 
 thank, need your info in asap please, because i need
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RE: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Bar Code Reader for Axapta 3.0

[James Flavell]

Basically any barcode reader can be used BUT how it is used is the important
part.

Do you need Axapta to
print barcodes?
Simply scan barcodes directly into Axapta fields (i.e. 1 barcode to 1
field)?
Scan barcode and break the info down into different fields in Axapta (i.e. 1
barcode to several fields)?

Axapta comes with some standard barcode features but they are pretty basic,
so you would be looking to do custimization must likely.

Just to help:
Scanner - usually means directly into the input field
Data collector - stored in the device and then downloaded via an interface
file etc

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Do you know what kind of barcode reader that suitable
for axapta 3.0?
Could help me to give some information about this:
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- specification
- simbology
- or something else

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Re: RE : [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Developing for Client without a X++ license

[ulrichtheaart]

Thanks Varden,

That will make the process faster as well, i see the files and will 
move them selectively!
Good to know we are not totally of track :-)

Regards
Ulrich

--- In Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com, Varden Morris 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Why not copy just the layer  label files that you make changes 
to? If your customer makes changes in the user layer that procedure 
with overwrite the changes.

   Varden Morris
   Senior Developer
   WellPoint Systems Inc.
 Suite 2000, 500 - 4th Ave SW
 Calgary, Alberta, Canada 
 T2P 2V6

   (403) 444-5848 direct
   (403) 444-3900 main
   (403) 615-1604 cell
   www.wellpoint.ca
 
 
 Steeve Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  For me, the steps 
described makes sense.  That's what we do when moving layers from 
our Test environment to our QA environment.  But you still need to 
synchronise to make sure that any modification to table definition 
gets transferred to the database.
 
 Regards,
 
 Steeve... 
 
 
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 Envoyé : 18 décembre 2005 23:51
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 Objet : [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Developing for Client without a 
X++ license
 
 Good Morning
 
 The Client doesn't have a X++ developement license, but we are 
doing 
 extensive developement for them.
 We are planning to use the following simple approach to make 
changes 
 to their cus layer. Could i please have some comments on how to 
 improve on it, and wheter it makes sense. There is also one 
question 
 that i need answered.
 
 Step 1. Developement takes place on OUR VAR LICENSE on OUR CUS 
LAYER.
 The changes cannot be imported by the customer to any layer except 
the 
 usr layer, therefore it doesn't make sense to export/import 
changes!
 Step 2. The whole application directory is coppied from our 
 developement area and pasted onto the customers application 
directory.
 Step 3. If the above steps make sense, do we need to syncronise 
tables 
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Re: RE : [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Developing for Client without a X++ license

[ulrichtheaart]

thanks

--- In Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com, Steeve Gilbert 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 For me, the steps described makes sense.  That's what we do when 
moving layers from our Test environment to our QA environment.  But 
you still need to synchronise to make sure that any modification to 
table definition gets transferred to the database.
 
 Regards,
 
 Steeve... 
 
 
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 Objet : [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Developing for Client without a 
X++ license
 
 Good Morning
 
 The Client doesn't have a X++ developement license, but we are 
doing 
 extensive developement for them.
 We are planning to use the following simple approach to make 
changes 
 to their cus layer. Could i please have some comments on how to 
 improve on it, and wheter it makes sense. There is also one 
question 
 that i need answered.
 
 Step 1. Developement takes place on OUR VAR LICENSE on OUR CUS 
LAYER.
 The changes cannot be imported by the customer to any layer except 
the 
 usr layer, therefore it doesn't make sense to export/import 
changes!
 Step 2. The whole application directory is coppied from our 
 developement area and pasted onto the customers application 
directory.
 Step 3. If the above steps make sense, do we need to syncronise 
tables 
 or anything else??
 
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Re: RE : [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Developing for Client without a X++ license

[ulrichtheaart]

Hermant,

Just the kind of info a non developer like me needs, thanks for the 
quick explantion, it will save time!

Ulrich


--- In Axapta-Knowledge-Village@yahoogroups.com, Hemant Kumthekar 
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 Hi,

   I think instead of copying the whole application directory, why 
don't you copy the layer file for example  AXyyyLL-cc  where yyy = 
layer (cus,var,usr) , LL = Language(Spanish, Englich) , CC = Country 
(US, DE) 

   Just a new thought.


   Hemant
 
 Steeve Gilbert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   For me, the steps described makes sense.  That's what we do when 
moving layers from our Test environment to our QA environment.  But 
you still need to synchronise to make sure that any modification to 
table definition gets transferred to the database.
 
 Regards,
 
 Steeve... 
 
 
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 Objet : [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Developing for Client without a 
X++ license
 
 Good Morning
 
 The Client doesn't have a X++ developement license, but we are 
doing 
 extensive developement for them.
 We are planning to use the following simple approach to make 
changes 
 to their cus layer. Could i please have some comments on how to 
 improve on it, and wheter it makes sense. There is also one 
question 
 that i need answered.
 
 Step 1. Developement takes place on OUR VAR LICENSE on OUR CUS 
LAYER.
 The changes cannot be imported by the customer to any layer except 
the 
 usr layer, therefore it doesn't make sense to export/import 
changes!
 Step 2. The whole application directory is coppied from our 
 developement area and pasted onto the customers application 
directory.
 Step 3. If the above steps make sense, do we need to syncronise 
tables 
 or anything else??
 
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[Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Performance Issue

[mohit rajvanshy]

Hi All,

I am trying to fetch the records from a table which is
having 30,000 + records. I am concatenating the
string. But it is taking too much time for this
operation. Any better idea to perform this operation ?

TableBuffer tb;
str a;
;
while select tb
{
a = a + tb.name;
}

Thanks in advance
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Re: [Axapta-Knowledge-Village] Performance Issue

[Sonny Wibawa Adi]

Hi, Mohit Rajvanshy,  If you want to perform a big size string operation that performance is  an important role, then you should use TextBuffer class. Just call  appendText method to concatenate the string.I tried the class and the result is very significant. The results are  68 seconds using plus ('+') operator and 0 second using TextBuffer  class.Here is my code:static void SWAStringConcatenationPerformance(Args _args)  {   TextBuffer tb;   str r,s;   int i;   int ts,te;   ; ts = winAPI::getTickCount(); s = 'My string for testing only.';   r
 = '';   tb = new TextBuffer(); for (i = 0; i  3; i++)   {   //r = r + s;   tb.appendText(s);   } te = winAPI::getTickCount();   //info(tb.getText());   info (strFmt("Finished (%1 - %2 = %3, %4 seconds)",   te,ts,te-ts,(te-ts)/1000   ));  }//Finished (23366171 - 23297453 = 68718, 68,72 seconds)//Finished (23407375 - 23407171 = 204, 0,20 seconds) 
   Good luck.mohit rajvanshy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:  Hi All,I am trying to fetch the records from a table which is  having 30,000 + records. I am concatenating the  string. But it is taking too much time for this  operation. Any better idea to perform this operation ?TableBuffer tb;  str a;  ;  while select tb  {   a = a + tb.name;  }Thanks in advance  Mohit Regards  Mohit Rajvanshy  __  Do You Yahoo!?  Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around   http://mail.yahoo.com   Best regards,Sonny Wibawa AdiMBS Certified Professional - Axapta 3.0 TechnicalMCSD.NETMCAD.NET__Do You Yahoo!?Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com 





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