Microsoft Dynamics Axapta Technical,Functional Coverage

Some time Ax system not allowed to post custom invoice or sales order due to some restriction in coding.If sales order created in other currency instead of dollars then that type of problem come. To resolve that problem you can take following action. Go to SalesFormLetter_Invoice class there one method name is Journal post-> just put debug on that method you will able to find solution.

Code to check for current user have admin rights Str CcuruserID; UserInfo userInfo; UserGroupList UserGroupList1; ; CcuruserID=curuserID(); #Admin info(CcuruserID); select firstfast UserGroupList1 where UserGroupList1.groupId == #AdminUserGroup && UserGroupList1.UserId == curuserid(); if (UserGroupList1) info("Current User have admin rights");

Disable delegated authentication for user accounts Delegated authentication occurs when a network service accepts a request from a user and assumes that user’s identity in order to initiate a new connection to a second network service. By default, user accounts are not configured for delegated authentication, but you must verify that no user accounts that will use Kerberos authentication in Enterprise Portal are currently configured for delegated authentication. 1. In Active Directory Users and Computers, right-click a user account and select Properties. 2. On the Account tab, under Account Options, clear the Account is sensitive and cannot be delegated check box (if applicable), and click OK. Enable delegated authentication for IIS application pool accounts. Use this procedure to enable delegated authentication for the IIS application pool account. 1. In Active Directory Users and Computers, right-click the name of the IIS application pool account and select Properties. 2. C

Configure the HTTP Service Principal Name Use this procedure to create an HTTP SPN for each Enterprise Portal and SQL Server Report Server computer. You can perform this procedure from one computer. It is not necessary to perform this procedure locally on each server. 1. Open the Windows Support Tools command prompt (Start > All Programs > Windows Support Tools > Command prompt). 2. At a command prompt, type the following command and press Enter: Setspn.exe -A HTTP/{server name} {application pool account} For this command, remove the braces {}, replace server name with the name of the server computer, and replace application pool account with the domain\name used for the IIS application pool. Here is an example of this command: Setspn.exe -A HTTP/EnterprisePortal1 contoso\WebAccount 3. Type the following command and press Enter: Setspn.exe -A HTTP/{the server fully-qualified domain name} {application pool account} For this command, remove the braces {}, replace the

Customer Portal in Axapta Customer Portal gives service customers access to their service related data over an enterprise portal whenever required, thereby providing a new 365 days a year,24 hours a day kind of interaction between the service company nd the customer. A decrease in the tasks associated with giving service customers access to the data through other communication channels (telephone, e-mail messages, and so on) is expected. Basically, Customer Portal helps the Service customer who has two groups of requirements: • The need to view the data relevant for the service operation done on service items • The need to connect to the service company to initiate a service request

Tasks in Lead Management of Axapta CRM Lead Management enables users to manage and maintain lead records by: • Creating records - manual entries in the Lead maintenance or Lead entry forms • Reviewing records - records can be viewed in multiple ways such as by status or subject • Modifying records - specific information about a lead can be changed to update records • Deleting records - permanently remove lead records from the database. Users have the option to restrict deletion of records that a company does not want deleted

Lead Management in Axapta CRM Lead Management is a feature of Sales Force Automation that enables sales teams to collect and store information about a lead and also develop sales activities and tasks that qualify leads into opportunities. Lead Management consists of two main components: • Lead Management - creating, reviewing, updating, and deleting lead information. • Lead Qualifying Process - creating, reviewing, updating, and deleting stages or steps and also activities that are needed to qualify or disqualify a lead.