Tag Archives: D365 Finance and Operations
Error “A reference to ‘xyz ‘ is required to compile this module” solution
Many of the time while building project/solution we came across the “reference is required to compile this module error”. The reason behind this error is that your module’s reference package is missing the required package. In error itself, the missing module can be rectified as shown for example in following screenshot reference to “SourceDocumentationTypes” is not made. Now you have to add a missing reference to your module as follows: Select Update model Parameters from Dynamics 365 >>Model Management>>Update model Parameter Now select the required model name from the model list and click on Next. Now make sure to select the checkbox in front of a required reference from reference packages (In our case SourceDocumentationTypes reference was not there ) and click on next. Now click on finish. Now after attaching a reference to the package build package/Solution and you have solved your error.
Create Azure Connector With ARM(Azure Resource Manager) Configuration
While Creating Any Cloud-Hosted Environment in LCS it Is Necessary to create Azure Connector for which ARM(Azure Resource Manager) configuration is necessary. So this article will help you to create Azure Connector. Steps to follow :- Role assignment at the azure portal For Proper Working of Azure Connector make sure you have mentioned role assignment in your azure portal.Visit the Azure portal with the same credential as that of LCS and visit subscription section. Now select Access Control(IIM) In which click on Add Button and select Add Role Assignment. Now Configure the Add Role Assignment field as follows and save those configurations. Authorize link Now Navigate back to LCS in which Project Settings>>Azure Connectors and make sure to autorize link by clicking authorize button. Create Add option for connector Click on Add Button in Azure Connectors section and add Name, Azure subscription Id , and Toggle Configure to Azure Resource Manager(ARM) option to Yes. Click on next and Check for the following page Again Click on next move to the next step Upload Management Certificate Download the management certificate Now Upload Downloaded Certificate in Azure portal as follows And upload the certificate Select Region for Connector Navigate back to previous LCS session and Complete setup By selecting required Azure Region Click on confirm and your Azure connector is created and the screen looks as follows
How to Deploy Dynamics 365 Operations Environment using Lifecycle Services – Part 2?
There are so many ERP or Enterprise Resourcing Planning Software in the market today. You need to pick the best one out of all the available options if you want your company to be successful in every stream of the operations. Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations is one of the best ERP software that you can find. Companies do benefit a lot when they deploy Dynamics 365 Operations Environment. When employees put in enough time in learning how to use the software, things can become easy for them. It will help your staff to become a lot efficient in their duties. Their performance is also going to increase drastically over a period. Companies desire to unify both the operations and finance functions in their organization to make better and informed decisions quickly. Of course, there are so many options that are out there in the market. But, Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations is one software that you need to pick if you want to streamline your business. Businesses will get to enjoy so many benefits when they select this particular option over all other options. Many people do not know how to set up this software, nor do they know how to navigate through the application. Don’t worry — that is fine. In this article, we will take look at the post configuration setting for Finance and Operations environment. You can login to your LCS environment and check whether D365 Operations environment deployed or not. 2. Once you click on the deployed environment you’ll see the screen that shows the network configuration, storage details, environment details, service account use to deploy the environment and administrator details. We are not going into all this details, we’ll click on the login to the environment to configure the setting for AX development. 3. Once we click on the Log on to environment we’ll see the following D365 finance and operation environment screen. For now only the Admin who deployed the environment is able to access the environment so we need to add some user to the environment. Click here and scroll down to module section. 4. Once we click on the Users we can see list of the users with role, Click on the import users link, We can then see the list of users in the tenant we have if we are D365 tenant then we’ll have all the user from the organisation. 5. From the list of user we can add the users and assign the role for the user for the D365 development. We can also set the configuration for the different tools that Microsoft offer as a part of the development like Power BI integration. So, in this blog we see how to set up the post configuration setting for the LCS and how to add users to environment for D365 development.
Create Fixed Asset using X++
In this blog article, we will see how we can create a Fixed Asset using code based on AssetGroupID. Add below code in class to create a Fixed Asset, public void createFixedAsset(AssetGroupId assetGroupId) { AssetTable assetTable; NumberSeq numberSeq; assetTable.initValue(); assetTable.assetGroup = AssetGroupId; //Initialize Number Seq for Asset Id numberSeq = assetTable.initAssetNumberSeq(assetTable.Assetgroup); AssetTable.AssetId = NumberSeq.num(); //Initialize other fields based on Asset Group assetTable.initFromAssetGroupId(assetTable.Assetgroup); //Initialize name and Name Alias fron Item Id assetTable.Name = InventTable::find(‘ITM1104’).itemName(); assetTable.NameAlias = assetTable.Name; //Validate and Insert Fixed Asset. On insertion asset book is also created assetTable.validateWrite(); assetTable.insert(); }