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Recently Visited List and Sitemap Menu
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 has some cool new features that allow for a more efficient navigation. There is the Recently Viewed List, the Sitemap menu and the List Navigation. I love them because they make me more productive navigating CRM. Curious? Read on! Recently Visited List One of my favorite end user productivity features in -
How to Specify Range Values on a Query in a AX SSRS Report
The steps below outline how to specify range values for a query that is used by an SSRS report and AX. 1. In AX in the AOT model a query adding the tables you would like to specify as data sources. For example, add the CustTable. 2. To the data sources add your range fields. Add -
How batch processing works under the hood AX2009
In this article I am going to explain how batch processing in AX2009 works, I don’t mean how to set up a batch group or any of that kind of thing that you find in the manual, what I mean is what each AOS is doing in the background to decide how and when to pick up -
Dialogs: Using Variables and Input Arguments
The posts Dialogs Part 1 and Dialogs Part 2 talk about the new Dialogs feature in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011. Dialogs support the usage of Variables and Input Arguments. In this post, I will explain what they are and some tips on using them. The Dialog designer provides a section for defining variables and input -
Announcement: Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Developer Training Kit
I’m very excited to announce the availability of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Developer Training Kit. It’s a great collection of materials that allows .NET developers to learn the development features of Microsoft Dynamics CRM and helps them build applications using Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 and CRM Online. Download the training kit here: Microsoft Dynamics CRM