Archive for December, 2011
AX 2012 Performance Improvements
Dec 2nd
With the release of Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 there have been so major strides that Microsoft has made in terms of performance. This is not just limited to the scope of, say, the Data layer. That is, this is just not limited to some of the great things Microsoft has done with taking further advantage of SQL Server 2008 / 2008 R2. No this goes well beyond the data layer, as Microsoft has really focused on how performance and scale are in improved at the Data layer, within code and services, as well at the Application layer itself, with items like improvements around MRP. Elolvasom...
AX 2012 – Install multiple instances of SSRS
Dec 2nd
One area that might rise up during implementation needs, specifically for small and mid-sized deployments of Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012, is the ability to install multiple instances of SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) on a single server role. The goal, with this need, is to enable the two instance of SSRS, to reside on the same server role, yet, point to different instances of AX 2012. Elolvasom...
Microsoft Dynamics AX In the Cloud: Today & Tomorrow
Dec 2nd
Well I hope everyone is enjoying the switch into the Holiday season. I know I’m excited to get some family time, and hope each of you will get that same time with your loved ones as well. Elolvasom...
AX 2012 – Reporting on the brain!
Dec 2nd
Well, reporting is a hot topic for sure with the release of Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012. This is something I’ve been covering some already, and Microsoft has a great post out today, on how to correctly Scale Out SSRS and AX 2012. Elolvasom...
AX 2012 – Performance and IL – invokeStaticMethodIL
Dec 2nd
With the release of Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012, a huge focus has been around the move for X++ code to be compiled to IL, as well as creating C# code to achieve development needs, when possible. Elolvasom...