This week I wrote some C# code using .NET Interop to X++ and I needed to get records from a QueryRun object. You surely know how to do it in AX (by calling QueryRun.get()), nevertheless I wanted to do it in a slightly better way. My method is rather short, but it may be difficult …
In addition to parameters specified in data contracts, reports can also use queries. It’s very handy, because users can specify filters and sorting in exactly the same way as they’re used to from other places in Dynamics AX, they can use query expressions and so on. A relative common request is printing parameter values on …
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