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Resolve default dimension through X++ [D365FO]
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This one is resolving the Default dimension public static void getDefaultDimension() { DimensionNameValueListContract dimensionNameValueListContract = new DimensionNameValueListContract(); dimensionNameValueListContract.parmValues(new List(Types::Class)); DimensionAttributeValueContract dimensionAttributeValueContract; //Dimension 1 - repeat this for all other dimensions dimensionAttributeValueContract = DimensionAttributeValueContract::construct('Department', '022'); dimensionNameValueListContract.parmValues().addEnd(dimensionAttributeValueContract); //resolve the dimension DimensionNameValueListServiceProvider…
2018-1-29
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ax7
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Resolve Budget dimension through X++ [D365FO]
munib
This one is to resolve budget dimensions. Be careful here to use the right class. Budget plan and Budget register use a different contract class. public static void getBudgetLedgerDimension() { //use BudgetPlanningContract for Budget plan //use BudgetAccountContract for Budget register BudgetAccountContract budgetAccountContract = new BudgetAccountContract(); budgetAccountContract.parmValues(new List(Types::Class)); budgetAccountContract.parmAccountStructure('Manufacturing P&L'); DimensionAttributeValueContract attributeValueContract; //Main account attributeValueContract = DimensionAttributeValueContract…
2018-1-29
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Resolve ledger dimension through X++ [D365FO]
munib
A bit of code to show how to resolve ledger dimensions. There are various codes out there but I thought I would write it in an easy way to understand. It is hard code but I did that for illustration purposes. public static void getLedgerDimension() { DimensionAttribute dimensionAttribute; DimensionAttributeValue dimensionAttributeValue; DimensionSetSegmentName dimensionSet; DimensionStorage dimStorage; LedgerAccountContract ledgerAccountContract = new LedgerAccountContract(); ledgerAccountContract.parmValues(new List(Types::Class)); ledgerAccountContract.parmAccountStructure('Manufacturing B/S…
2018-1-29
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Integration - Create a lead in CRM via a web service in 10 minutes
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CRM (Microsoft Dynamics Online – not AX CRM) has an SDK which you could use to integrate to. It can been overwhelming sometimes. So, I decided to use Flow to do the communication for me (HTTP Request > Dynamics). Took me 10 minutes from start to finish. I didn’t have to learn the CRM SDK or figure out how to do authentication etc. I wanted to send a simple json message like this. { "Email": "munib@fakeemail.com", "FirstName": "Munib", "LastName": "Ahmed", "Topic": "Health" } Go to Flow and create a new HTTP request. Click on “Use sample payload to generate schema” and enter the above json message…
2018-1-13
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