Using ‘Not Like’ in Ax X++
When you want to use wild-cards in Ax, you can write a SQL statement with a LIKE keyword 1 2 select firstonly purchTable where purchTable.purchId like '09*'; When you want to have all the other records...
View ArticleIndex vs Index hint
This is a discussion I had with several colleagues. What is the difference between index and index hint and what do we use in our code? There are a lot of misunderstandings about what these keywords...
View ArticleMonitoring Table Size Growth in SQL Server
During my vacation I came across a older, but interesting article that shows you how you can monitor table size growth in SQL-server. With a bit of creativity you can create interesting report based on...
View ArticleInstall Ax2012 on SQL Server 2012 RC0
During the preparations for Microsoft TechDays 2012 my colleague and I installed a fresh Windows Server 2008 R2 with SQL Server 2012 and Ax 2012. At first all seems to work (the AOS started and we...
View ArticleAx2012 An SQL Server 2012
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 RTM is released and hotfix 2680186 is availible for compatibiliteit with Microsoft Dynamics Ax2012. https://mbs.microsoft.com/knowledgebase/KBDisplay.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;2680186
View ArticleCheck SQL last restore-date
If you want to check in SQL when your databases was last restored, you can execute the script below. SELECT [rs].[destination_database_name] , [rs].[restore_date] , [bs].[backup_start_date] ,...
View ArticleCheck SQL last back-date
If you want to check in SQL when your databases was last back-upped (+ the type of back-up), you can execute the script below. this will list you everything of the last 7 days. SELECT...
View ArticleCheck SQL running processes
If you want to check the processes running on your SQL server you can find all the info you need in sys.dm_exec_requests. SELECT command, s.text, start_time, percent_complete,...
View ArticleFinding User Sessions from SPID in Dynamics AX 2012
While check issues it could be usefull to make the link between the Ax user and the related SQL session. In the post below it is explained properly how you should do this....
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