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Why we should use eventsIf it’s not clear to you yet what the actual benefit of eventing is I would like to note that in AX 2012 already the first and most important one is upgrade complexity and in the end upgrade cost. Code modifications do need to be merged potentially, event subscriptions don’t.... Read the full text.

Why we should use eventsIf it’s not clear to you yet what the actual benefit of eventing is I would like to note that in AX 2012 already the first and most important one is upgrade complexity and in the end upgrade cost. Code modifications do need to be merged potentially, event subscriptions don’t.... Read the full text.

Why we should use eventsIf it’s not clear to you yet what the actual benefit of eventing is I would like to note that in AX 2012 already the first and most important one is upgrade complexity and in the end upgrade cost. Code modifications do need to be merged potentially, event subscriptions don’t.... Read the full text.

Why we should use eventsIf it’s not clear to you yet what the actual benefit of eventing is I would like to note that in AX 2012 already the first and most important one is upgrade complexity and in the end upgrade cost. Code modifications do need to be merged potentially, event subscriptions don’t.... Read the full text.

In AX 2012 R3, Microsoft built a small project (a couple of classes and tables) to expose the SQL Server Change Tracking to AX. In this blog I’m going to walk you through the process of exploiting this feature.In previous versions of AX2012, Microsoft used to track changes in the the Retail module b... Read the full text.