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Sunday, 01 March 2009 from 05:00 to Monday, 02 March 2009 01:00 (GMT), VOICE, PartnerSource, CustomerSource and Commerce (NBE) systems will be unavailable as they will be down for maintenance. This is necessary in order to provide value to the system.
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The Microsoft Dynamics™ AX Trace Parser is a user interface and data analyzer built on top of the Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) framework added to Microsoft Dynamics™ AX 4.0. The ETW framework allows an administrator to conduct tracing with an overhead of approximately 4%. This low overhead allows administrators to diagnose performance problems in live environments as opposed to development environments.
The Trace Parser is built on top of Microsoft SQL Server 2005. It enables rapid analysis of traces to find the longest running code, longest running SQL query, highest call count and other metrics useful in debugging a performance problem. In addition, it provides a call tree of the code that was executed, giving the developer insight into the code, and the power to quickly become familiar with the flow of an unfamiliar piece of code. It also provides the ability to jump from the searching feature to the call tree, so that the person analyzing the trace can determine how the problematic code was called.

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Sometimes during an upgrade to Dynamics AX 2009, you get the following errors –

Symptoms

Object Server 05: The database reported (session 1 (-AOS-)): [Microsoft][SQL Native Client][SQL Server]Invalid object name ‘SYSSERVERSESSIONS’.. The SQL statement was: “SELECT A.SERVERID,A.AOSID,A.INSTANCE_NAME,A.VERSION,A.LOGINDATETIME,A.LOGINDATETIMETZID,A.STATUS,A.LOADBALANCE,A.WORKLOAD,A.LASTUPDATEDATETIME,A.LASTUPDATEDATETIMETZID,A.RECVERSION,A.RECID FROM SYSSERVERSESSIONS A WHERE (STATUS=?)”

Object Server 05: Internal Error occurred executing stored procedure when creating session for the AOS.

Resolution

Make sure to backup your database before running this below script

Run this SQL and restart the AOS

update SqlSystemVariables set value = value – 1 where parm = ’systabversion’

The kernel uses the SYSTABVERSION parameter value in the SqlSystemVariables table to synchronize its list with the DB. By running the below query you tricked the AOS to think that the DB is outdated and during startup it created those missing tables.

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• X++ will never be moved to .Net
• Seamless interop between X++ and .Net languages
• Emphasis on VS IDE and customizations and module dev in .Net
• Business Logic will be in X++
• Not practical to rewrite entire ERP product code into C#

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Here is a cool tip, if you don’t want to TS to a remote computer where the AOS Is running to start and stop the AOS Services.

You can just go to Services and remaining in your system, Right-click the services and click “Connect to another computer”. See the screenshot below – There may be a lil delay in performance but it works
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Check out this issue of US Sales and Marketing News for all the latest sales and marketing opportunities for Microsoft Dynamics Partners in the US! You’ll find information designed to accelerate marketing efforts and generate revenue goals for both new and existing customers.
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Assessing the Many Variations in Multisite Operations
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Assessing the Many Variations in Multisite Operations
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Recently, when troubleshooting a DAX 2009 client system to find the aos cache, we need to go to the following locations to clear it,

C:\Users\”userid”\AppData\Local (for vista)
C:\Documents and Settings\”userid”\Local Settings\Application Data (other OS)
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