Thank you Peter, very insightful tutorial for D365 FO beginners. May I request you to make a video on how to connect to an external Azure database from D365FO. It will be really helpful. Thanks in advance :)
Very informative Peter. Presentation is easy to follow and a good pace. I've got a "request" for anothe tutorial, if possible. In D365FO, there's a problem with Display of Purchase Orders that has been around since the days of Ax2012. It is common for a user to only be able to view Purchase Orders created by them or within their Cost Centre. At the moment the D365FO standard display permits everyone to see ALL Purchase Orders (in the purchase orders list form). Could you do a tutorial on how to use XDS to acihieve this result? i.e. A user in Cost Centre 100 only being able to view Purchase Orders for Cost Centre 100.
Hi, Peter, I just got to see this video of yours: great to watch. I subscribed instantly and will follow closely. I'm very much not a developer rather a decent user of D365 F&O and am trying to create a batch job from scratch. I'd like to automate/batch process the change of Sales Order lines' reservation type. Could you point me in the right direction pls and/or advise which of your video tutorials best to watch? Thanks in advance. Kind regards - Johan
hi peter, very helpful video.Keep it up. I have a small question for you. Is there any way to hide the "Run in The Background" from the SysOperationTemplateForm and not by creating a controller to hide all the content by adding parmshowdialog(false) ?
HI Trupti, thank you for your question. To my knowledge the RunBase framework is not deprecated. It is still used on many classes in the base Microsoft code. If Microsoft was going to deprecate this functionality, I would expect to see them replace all of their existing code that uses RunBaseBatch first. And even then, they would give a year warning before completely removing it. That said, there is SO many classes written that use RunBaseBatch that I do not believe they would remove this functionality. At least not any time soon. It would just take a lot of work on their part to change, without adding specific value. The SysOperatoin framework does seem to be what Microsoft uses for new jobs they are creating. But I not know all of the technical details under the covers of why one framework would be better than the other. Let me know if someone can find a good answer to that question. I believe it would be related to use of threads and processing behind the scenes, if I had to guess. So to summarize: Both are very much supported and are used in the system. So both approaches are worth knowing how to write in x++, in my opinion.
Hi Rishav, thank you for your question. I did write this article and video around how to debug code that is running as a batch job. dynamics365musings.com/debug-d365-batch-jobs/ Let me know if this doesn't answer your question, and I would be happy to try to help.
Hey Peter i wounder how can i use Qyery as a paramter in RunBaseBatch .. i need to use dynamic filter feature of the query instead of using dialog field how can i use it and get the selected values from the query
Thank you Peter, it's very useful especially for the new beginners in D365F&O.
Glad to hear that!
Thank you Peter, very insightful tutorial for D365 FO beginners. May I request you to make a video on how to connect to an external Azure database from D365FO. It will be really helpful. Thanks in advance :)
Thanks Peter your teaching skills are awesome. keep continue..
Hello Peter, I really appreciate all the videos you have done, they helped immensely. Please keep up the good work. Best Regards
Hello Peter, you simplified the topic. Good stuff!
Next video, if you would like to upload on RunBaseMultiParm extending RunBase.
Great suggestion. Hopefully I can do that one pretty soon.
Very informative Peter. Presentation is easy to follow and a good pace. I've got a "request" for anothe tutorial, if possible. In D365FO, there's a problem with Display of Purchase Orders that has been around since the days of Ax2012. It is common for a user to only be able to view Purchase Orders created by them or within their Cost Centre. At the moment the D365FO standard display permits everyone to see ALL Purchase Orders (in the purchase orders list form). Could you do a tutorial on how to use XDS to acihieve this result? i.e. A user in Cost Centre 100 only being able to view Purchase Orders for Cost Centre 100.
your tutorials are great sir thank you so much
Please create video on multi threading in X++ D365 f&o
I can definitely do this. I will add it to my list.
Hi, Peter, I just got to see this video of yours: great to watch. I subscribed instantly and will follow closely. I'm very much not a developer rather a decent user of D365 F&O and am trying to create a batch job from scratch. I'd like to automate/batch process the change of Sales Order lines' reservation type. Could you point me in the right direction pls and/or advise which of your video tutorials best to watch? Thanks in advance. Kind regards - Johan
Thank you for your videos, really helpful!
Very informative
Thank you!
Thanks Peter
Hi Peter.. please make video in workflow...
Thank you, Sir you're a great help, keep creating more tutorials with examples. :)
Thank you, I will
Fantastic, i was waiting for this topić!!
Thank you. I am so glad I could talk about.
Hi Peter, awesome.
Thank you!
hi peter, very helpful video.Keep it up. I have a small question for you.
Is there any way to hide the "Run in The Background" from the SysOperationTemplateForm and not by creating a controller to hide all the content by adding parmshowdialog(false) ?
Yes. Let me respond with how to do that a little later.
When do you use RunBaseBatch vs SysOperation Framework?
Isn't RunBase framework deprecated and SysOperation framework is recommended by Microsoft?
BTW, you do a great job of explaining.
HI Trupti, thank you for your question. To my knowledge the RunBase framework is not deprecated. It is still used on many classes in the base Microsoft code. If Microsoft was going to deprecate this functionality, I would expect to see them replace all of their existing code that uses RunBaseBatch first. And even then, they would give a year warning before completely removing it. That said, there is SO many classes written that use RunBaseBatch that I do not believe they would remove this functionality. At least not any time soon. It would just take a lot of work on their part to change, without adding specific value. The SysOperatoin framework does seem to be what Microsoft uses for new jobs they are creating. But I not know all of the technical details under the covers of why one framework would be better than the other. Let me know if someone can find a good answer to that question. I believe it would be related to use of threads and processing behind the scenes, if I had to guess.
So to summarize: Both are very much supported and are used in the system. So both approaches are worth knowing how to write in x++, in my opinion.
Hey Peter, can you create a tutorial about how to debug a batch job when it has gone wrong ??
Hi Rishav, thank you for your question. I did write this article and video around how to debug code that is running as a batch job. dynamics365musings.com/debug-d365-batch-jobs/
Let me know if this doesn't answer your question, and I would be happy to try to help.
i don't know how can i thank you,
would you tell me?
You are too kind. Thank you for watching!
Hey Peter i wounder how can i use Qyery as a paramter in RunBaseBatch .. i need to use dynamic filter feature of the query instead of using dialog field how can i use it and get the selected values from the query
Thanks Omar for your question. I will try to write another article and create a video on that topic. Thanks for the idea.
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