Issue:
'C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics AX\60\Server\MicrosoftDynamicsAX\Bin\XppIL\xml\AppObjects1.xml' is denied.
AX Version: AX 2012 R3,
OS Version: Windows Server 2012
SQL: SQL 2014
Solution:
1. Stop the AOS.
2. Backup XppIL directory or XppIL folder.
3.Create a folder and cut and paste in folder named XppIL or Delete all of the source in the
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics AX\60\Server\MicrosoftDynamicsAX\bin\XppIL directory.
3. Start the AOS.
4. Perform a full CIL generation.
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Wednesday, January 21, 2015
'C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics AX\60\Server\MicrosoftDynamicsAX\Bin\XppIL\xml\AppObjects1.xml' is denied.
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Tuesday, January 20, 2015
Cannot insert multiple records in Security user role (SecurityUserRole). The record already exists.
Cannot insert multiple records in Security user role (SecurityUserRole).
The record already exists.
Issue:
Cannot insert multiple records in Security user role (SecurityUserRole).
The record already exists.
AX: AX 2012 R3,
OS: Windows Server 2012
SQL: SQL 2014
Solution: Open SSMS, SQL DB, Select the MicrosoftDynamicsAX database and run the below query
delete from dbo.SECURITYUSERROLE where USER_ = 'upandit'
To check user details run:
select * from dbo.SECURITYUSERROLE
If this does not work,
Please open Ax 2012 Management Shell as Admin:
New-AXUser -AccountType WindowsUser -AXUserId upandit -UserDomain “google.local” -PartitionKey initial Enabled -UserName upandit -Company DAT
To check user details run:
select * from dbo.SECURITYUSERROLE
If this does not work,
Please open Ax 2012 Management Shell as Admin:
New-AXUser -AccountType WindowsUser -AXUserId upandit -UserDomain “google.local” -PartitionKey initial Enabled -UserName upandit -Company DAT
Happy AX Infra!
Thanks & Regards,
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Umesh Pandit
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Friday, January 16, 2015
The slipstreaming process in AX 2012 R3 CU8
The slipstreaming process in AX 2012 R3 CU8 Slipstream updates in AX 2012 R3 CU8:
If you are installing Microsoft Dynamics AX components for
the first time and cumulative updates, binary Hotfixes or service packs are
available for AX, you can incorporate the updates into the installation by
using a process that's known as slipstreaming.
When updates are slipstreamed,
Setup automatically detects and applies them.
In this way, the time that is required to install the whole AX solution
is reduced. Note that components that
were previously installed are not updated during a later slipstream
installation. For example, an instance of the AOS -- if an instance of the AOS
is installed on a server, later if you add updates to this installation source
and then you also install another AX component on the same server, the AOS
instance is not updated.
You can
slipstream the following kinds of updates: Cumulative updates, binary Hotfixes,
help content updates, and service packs.
To find cumulative updates and slipstream them into your installation,
go to Microsoft Dynamics Life Cycle Services, and after selecting your project,
click updates. In the updates to include
with new installation section, select the slipstreamable update package that
you want and download it.
Once you
download the update, you can create a shared network location with the Setup of
AX. The slipstreamed updates can then be
included as part of this installation package under the updates folder. Then when you run Setup and select the
components to install, Setup automatically detects and installs the updates.
The Update Folder:
Reference Link:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh378076.aspx
The Update Folder:
Before you
install Microsoft Dynamics AX, you copy the DVD to a network location. This
lets you modify the installation media to create a slipstream installation.
Incorporate updates into the installation process by copying files to the
Updates folder in the shared network location.
In the Updates
folder, create a subfolder for each update package that you download. We
recommend that you use the Knowledge Base article numbers of the updates as the
names of the subfolders. For example, for the update that is associated with
Knowledge Base article number 123456, create a subfolder that is named
KB123456.
Extract each
update into the appropriate subfolder. The following illustration shows an
example of the recommended folder structure:
Any time that you
apply a cumulative update package or a binary hotfix to your environment, we
strongly recommend that you add the installation package to the Updates folder.
This practice ensures that you can deploy new servers, clients, and other
components of the correct version quickly. You should also make a copy of the
updated installation media per your system recovery strategy.
Reference Link:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh378076.aspx
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Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Unable to shrink the transaction log in AX 2012 R3
Unable to shrink the transaction log in AX 2012 R3 ?
How to clear the transaction log in AX 2012 R3.
Simple steps>
Happy Daxing!
How to clear the transaction log in AX 2012 R3.
Simple steps>
- Go to run (Windows Key + R)
- Type in run window> SSMS
- SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) will open
- Open the query. Look below:
- Type command sp_repldone NULL, NULL, 0, 0, 1
- And Done! :)
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Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Why choose Microsoft Dynamics AX over SAP?
Why choose Microsoft Dynamics AX over SAP?
ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) Systems has become
parallel with business process management and data and so is the reason ERP is
sorted most over all other business intelligence tools.
Few of the most commonly deployed ERPs are Microsoft
Dynamics AX, SAP and others.
Though the claims may vary from business to business,
industry to industry, here are few reasons why choose Microsoft Dynamics AX
over SAP.
Employee Productivity
Dynamics AX users saw increase in employee productivity and
easy business process management. The
usability of Dynamics AX enables employees to adapt to the system and thereby
benefitting the business than before. The easy to use and fully integrated
business management solution of AX, delivers a holistic approach to the
development of the company as well as of the employees.
Low TOC
On the whole, Dynamics AX delivered better ROI when compared
to other ERP solutions. Also AX lowered the TOC (Total Cost of Ownership).
Panorama Consulting found that Dynamics users realized the benefits of AX to
81-100% over other major competitors SAP and Oracle.
Self Service BI
With the access to information and tools, the productivity
of the business is invariably visible. The
same also exists with SAP but the one BIG difference AX and SAP is that, SAP
requires deployment of SAP Business Warehouse which requires its own servers.
The case is the same with the latter.
They do not require separate analytics program or expensive add-ons.
Deployment Flexibility
Ranking
Analysts have ranked Microsoft Dynamics AX, which
strengthens the reason to choose AX over SAP.
Here are the few ranking of Dynamics AX.
Gartner, Inc>>"Magic Quadrant for Midmarket and
Tier-2 Oriented ERP for Product-Centric Companies"
Nucleus Research>>Lead in its Value Matrix, which is
based on functionality and usability (May, 2012).
Forrester Research>>Leader as an Order Management
Solution (August, 2010).
Proven Value/ROI
Statistics always remain an integral part of in determining
the success of a product.
Here are the key factors which determined the success of
Dynamics AX over other ERP Systems.
Dynamics AX
customers saw
|
% by/Months
|
Increase in productivity
|
30%
|
Positive ROI
|
23
|
Improved operations and visibility
|
75%
|
Reduced staffing cost
|
75%
|
Reduced IT costs
|
44%
|
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Friday, January 2, 2015
Initialize-AXModelStore Needed for CU8
Initialize-AXModelStore Needed for CU8
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj720267.aspx TN this helped me a lot
but the above link only shows to Initialize-AXModelStore for default AOS and DB,
For specific AOS and DB
Example will be:
Initialize-AXModelStore -Server DAXVMSERVER1 -Database MicrosoftDynamicsAX_model
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj720267.aspx TN this helped me a lot
but the above link only shows to Initialize-AXModelStore for default AOS and DB,
For specific AOS and DB
Example will be:
Initialize-AXModelStore -Server DAXVMSERVER1 -Database MicrosoftDynamicsAX_model
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Friday, December 19, 2014
Difference Between AX 2012 R2 and AX 2012 R3 for Developers
Difference Between AX 2012 R2 and AX 2012 R3 for Developers:
Find the excel here http://1drv.ms/1wKYJy9
TN at:
What's new in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2 cumulative update 7:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn527179.aspx
What's new in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 cumulative update 8:
http://technet.microsoft.com/EN-US/library/dn762135.aspx
Find the excel here http://1drv.ms/1wKYJy9
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What's new in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2 cumulative update 7:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn527179.aspx
What's new in Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 cumulative update 8:
http://technet.microsoft.com/EN-US/library/dn762135.aspx
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Thursday, December 11, 2014
Visual Studio Tools for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 CU8 now requires Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
Visual Studio Tools for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 CU8 now requires Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
It is important to note what this means. Development work (ex. Enterprise Portal, SSRS) done in Visual Studio will now be with Microsoft Visual Studio 2013
Note when going to CU8
• Report Viewer 2012 runtime component is required
• Visual Studio Tools (for 2010) will have to be uninstalled via AX setup.exe > Install Microsoft Dynamics AX components > Remove components > under Developer tools mark Visual Studio Tools
• Install Visual Studio 2013 (Professional or higher)
• When going through CU8 installer note the Visual Studio 2013 Dev Tools selection
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Saturday, December 6, 2014
Learning MS Dynamics AX 2012 Programming by Mohammed Rasheed, Erlend Dalen
Learning MS Dynamics AX 2012 Programming by Mohammed Rasheed, Erlend Dalen
Develop and customize your very own Microsoft Dynamics AX solution quickly and efficiently!
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Wednesday, November 26, 2014
How to Reset production order status as created in AX 2012
How to Reset production order status as created in AX :
Here you go!:
Here you go!:
void resetStatusToCreated(ProdTable _prodTable)
{
ProdMultiStatusDecrease prodMultiStatusDecrease;
ProdParmStatusDecrease prodParmStatusDecrease;
Args args = new Args();
;
{
ProdMultiStatusDecrease prodMultiStatusDecrease;
ProdParmStatusDecrease prodParmStatusDecrease;
Args args = new Args();
;
if(_prodTable.ProdStatus > prodStatus::Created)
{
args.record(_prodTable);
{
args.record(_prodTable);
select prodParmStatusDecrease where prodParmStatusDecrease.ProdId == _prodTable.ProdId;
if(!prodParmStatusDecrease.RecId)
{
prodParmStatusDecrease.clear();
prodParmStatusDecrease.initFromProdTable(_prodTable);
prodParmStatusDecrease.WantedStatus = ProdStatus::Created;
prodParmStatusDecrease.ParmId = NumberSeq::newGetNum(CompanyInfo::numRefParmId()).num();
prodParmStatusDecrease.insert();
}
{
prodParmStatusDecrease.clear();
prodParmStatusDecrease.initFromProdTable(_prodTable);
prodParmStatusDecrease.WantedStatus = ProdStatus::Created;
prodParmStatusDecrease.ParmId = NumberSeq::newGetNum(CompanyInfo::numRefParmId()).num();
prodParmStatusDecrease.insert();
}
prodMultiStatusDecrease = prodMultiStatusDecrease::construct(args);
prodMultiStatusDecrease.initParmBuffer(prodParmStatusDecrease);
prodMultiStatusDecrease.parmId(prodParmStatusDecrease.ParmId);
prodMultiStatusDecrease.run();
}
prodMultiStatusDecrease.initParmBuffer(prodParmStatusDecrease);
prodMultiStatusDecrease.parmId(prodParmStatusDecrease.ParmId);
prodMultiStatusDecrease.run();
}
}
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Sunday, November 23, 2014
Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 CU8
Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3 cumulative update 8
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Friday, August 8, 2014
How do you setup visual studio SSRS Report to point it to production server
Open Windows PowerShell and view a list of reports
Complete the following procedure to open Windows PowerShell and view a list of the reports that are included with Microsoft Dynamics AX.
Open Windows PowerShell as an administrator by following these steps:
Click Start > Administrative Tools.
Right-click the Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Management Shell option.
Click Run as administrator.
To deploy all reports, enter the following command:
Windows PowerShell
Publish-AXReport –Id SSRSConfigID –ReportName *
Complete the following procedure to open Windows PowerShell and view a list of the reports that are included with Microsoft Dynamics AX.
Open Windows PowerShell as an administrator by following these steps:
Click Start > Administrative Tools.
Right-click the Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Management Shell option.
Click Run as administrator.
To deploy all reports, enter the following command:
Windows PowerShell
Publish-AXReport –Id SSRSConfigID –ReportName *
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Tuesday, August 5, 2014
SSRS Subscriptions Setups for Email
Setting up Email Subscriptions in SSRS
One of many things that I liked very much for SSRS over Crystal Reports is “Report Subscription”. At work we use Crystal Reports as our primary reporting system. And to provide scheduled report deliveries via email we have designed our own little .NET application that allows users to create schedule and manage automated report deliveries via email. But if it was SSRS that whole thing can be just removed and we will not need to worry about that application anymore (and this was one of my WIIFM presentation when I was showing why we should at least consider working with SSRS) in addition to better management of reports. I think both Crystal Reports and SSRS have pros and cons, but I am not going to discuss them here because I use both and I am OK with both of them.
This post is about Configuring SSRS to setup email subscription for Reports. This will allow uses (or DBAs) to schedule automated report delivery via email. Before anyone ask, let me say that for this demo I've used SQL Server 2012 dev edition but this feature is not changed from previous versions.
First step to configure SSRS to use SMTP server. And just like almost all MSFT products you cant use basic authentication for SMTP. Which simply means you can’t use external SMTP servers (say Gmail or Yahoo). But fear not … you can use IIS and create Virtual SMTP server for the purpose.
So once you have SMTP server address, all you need is to feed it into “Email Settings” section of “Reporting Services Configuration Manager”. In my case I had a VM as SMTP Server called “SMTPServer”, alternatively you can feed IP address as well.
Next step is to setup report subscription using Report Manager for SSRS. For those who are not familiar with it, Report Manager is an ASP.NET application for managing and administering SSRS. To create subscription for any report just select any report. For this post, I choose a report I had previously created. Once “subscribe” option is selected it will open up a page showing “Report Deliver Options”.
In this page if you don't see “Email” option in delivery method then it means that you have not setup configured SMTP in Reporting Service Configuration Manager. Once “Email” option is selected it will show more options for adding usual items like To, CC, BCC, Subject, Body etc. In Subject you can select in which format you want report to be delivered (if Include Report checkbox is selected) say in PDF, DOC, TIFF etc. You can also choose to include link for report as well.
Next option is to set up schedule. If you have setup any schedule task in SQL Server Agent then you will see that this schedule setup is more like ASP.NET avatar of same scheduler. For this test I set it up to run at every morning 7A.M.
Once that is done you should see that, report gets delivered at 7AM in the morning. But what if you want to manually run that report at some different time ? (what ? you thought that I waited till 7 to make sure that my report get delivered at time ?) There is no direct way to run those reports “on demand” from SSRS administration interface, but you can actually run them from SQL Server Management Studio !! Actually when we create a report delivery schedule it creates a scheduled task in SQL Server Agent and yes, as you can guess timely execution of report is handled by SQL Agent (and one of the reason why we don’t have this feature in SQL Server Express, because it doesn't have SQL Agent). Anyways, if you log to SQL Server instance which holds report server database, and expand SQL Server Agent jobs you will see a job (or jobs) with cryptic GUID names, these are the ones created by report manager for report subscription. Unfortunately there is no visual indication of which job is for which subscription so you will have kind of go through each job and try to guess that job based on its schedule. In my case it was just a one job so it was easy to find Smile. Then, right click on that job and click on “start job at step” to run the job and you should see that report delivered to your mailbox.
One of many things that I liked very much for SSRS over Crystal Reports is “Report Subscription”. At work we use Crystal Reports as our primary reporting system. And to provide scheduled report deliveries via email we have designed our own little .NET application that allows users to create schedule and manage automated report deliveries via email. But if it was SSRS that whole thing can be just removed and we will not need to worry about that application anymore (and this was one of my WIIFM presentation when I was showing why we should at least consider working with SSRS) in addition to better management of reports. I think both Crystal Reports and SSRS have pros and cons, but I am not going to discuss them here because I use both and I am OK with both of them.
This post is about Configuring SSRS to setup email subscription for Reports. This will allow uses (or DBAs) to schedule automated report delivery via email. Before anyone ask, let me say that for this demo I've used SQL Server 2012 dev edition but this feature is not changed from previous versions.
First step to configure SSRS to use SMTP server. And just like almost all MSFT products you cant use basic authentication for SMTP. Which simply means you can’t use external SMTP servers (say Gmail or Yahoo). But fear not … you can use IIS and create Virtual SMTP server for the purpose.
So once you have SMTP server address, all you need is to feed it into “Email Settings” section of “Reporting Services Configuration Manager”. In my case I had a VM as SMTP Server called “SMTPServer”, alternatively you can feed IP address as well.
Next step is to setup report subscription using Report Manager for SSRS. For those who are not familiar with it, Report Manager is an ASP.NET application for managing and administering SSRS. To create subscription for any report just select any report. For this post, I choose a report I had previously created. Once “subscribe” option is selected it will open up a page showing “Report Deliver Options”.
In this page if you don't see “Email” option in delivery method then it means that you have not setup configured SMTP in Reporting Service Configuration Manager. Once “Email” option is selected it will show more options for adding usual items like To, CC, BCC, Subject, Body etc. In Subject you can select in which format you want report to be delivered (if Include Report checkbox is selected) say in PDF, DOC, TIFF etc. You can also choose to include link for report as well.
Next option is to set up schedule. If you have setup any schedule task in SQL Server Agent then you will see that this schedule setup is more like ASP.NET avatar of same scheduler. For this test I set it up to run at every morning 7A.M.
Once that is done you should see that, report gets delivered at 7AM in the morning. But what if you want to manually run that report at some different time ? (what ? you thought that I waited till 7 to make sure that my report get delivered at time ?) There is no direct way to run those reports “on demand” from SSRS administration interface, but you can actually run them from SQL Server Management Studio !! Actually when we create a report delivery schedule it creates a scheduled task in SQL Server Agent and yes, as you can guess timely execution of report is handled by SQL Agent (and one of the reason why we don’t have this feature in SQL Server Express, because it doesn't have SQL Agent). Anyways, if you log to SQL Server instance which holds report server database, and expand SQL Server Agent jobs you will see a job (or jobs) with cryptic GUID names, these are the ones created by report manager for report subscription. Unfortunately there is no visual indication of which job is for which subscription so you will have kind of go through each job and try to guess that job based on its schedule. In my case it was just a one job so it was easy to find Smile. Then, right click on that job and click on “start job at step” to run the job and you should see that report delivered to your mailbox.
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
Is it possible to kill AX user session after certain period of time? Yes!
How to set up auto log out in Microsoft Dynamics AX
Issue: Is it possible to kill AX user session after a certain period of time? Yes!
AX: AX 2012 R2
OS: Windows Server 2012
SQL: SQL 2014
Solution:
Open AX> System Administrator>users
select the user and click user option. In the automatic shutdown, fill in the time you want to shut down when left un-use. The default value is "0" means no auto time out!
You get to it through the user interface of AX.
Path: Administration > Users > User options button > Automatic shutdown field.
If set at 0, it will not auto-shutdown.
You can update by code also:
Code is
static void Job5(Args _args)
{
UserInfo userInfo;
;
update_recordset userInfo setting autologoff = 15;
}
Question:
If the user is idle for 30 minutes he/she should auto off from AX after 30 minutes can be done by above methods.
But how can you do this for all of my Users?
Answers: Automatic timeout shutdown value is stored in UserInfo table.
Here’s the sample job that you can run to set the timeout to 30 minutes for all users:
static void User_Timeout(Args _args)
{
UserInfo userInfo;
;
ttsbegin;
while select forupdate *
from userInfo
{
userInfo.autoLogOff = 30;
userInfo.update();
}
ttscommit;
}
Where to write the code?
Go to AOT (Ctrl +D) -> Jobs -> right click on jobs and create new and then paste the above code and run (f5).
Happy AX Infra!
Thanks & Regards,
Umesh Pandit
Microsoft Dynamics AX
http://msdynamicsaxtips.blogspot.in/
Mail ID: pandit.umesh@hotmail.com
Skype ID: pandit.umesh
AX: AX 2012 R2
OS: Windows Server 2012
SQL: SQL 2014
Solution:
Open AX> System Administrator>users
select the user and click user option. In the automatic shutdown, fill in the time you want to shut down when left un-use. The default value is "0" means no auto time out!
You get to it through the user interface of AX.
Path: Administration > Users > User options button > Automatic shutdown field.
If set at 0, it will not auto-shutdown.
Code is
static void Job5(Args _args)
{
UserInfo userInfo;
;
update_recordset userInfo setting autologoff = 15;
}
Question:
If the user is idle for 30 minutes he/she should auto off from AX after 30 minutes can be done by above methods.
But how can you do this for all of my Users?
Answers: Automatic timeout shutdown value is stored in UserInfo table.
Here’s the sample job that you can run to set the timeout to 30 minutes for all users:
static void User_Timeout(Args _args)
{
UserInfo userInfo;
;
ttsbegin;
while select forupdate *
from userInfo
{
userInfo.autoLogOff = 30;
userInfo.update();
}
ttscommit;
}
Where to write the code?
Go to AOT (Ctrl +D) -> Jobs -> right click on jobs and create new and then paste the above code and run (f5).
Happy AX Infra!
Thanks & Regards,
Umesh Pandit
Microsoft Dynamics AX
http://msdynamicsaxtips.blogspot.in/
Mail ID: pandit.umesh@hotmail.com
Skype ID: pandit.umesh
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Friday, July 11, 2014
Shortcut keys in AX 2012 Shortcut keys in AX 2012 R2 AOT Shortcut keys
Shortcut keys in AX
2012\ AX 2012 R2
Breakpoints
Command
|
Shortcut key
|
Remove all
breakpoints.
|
CTRL+SHIFT+F9
|
Insert or remove a
breakpoint.
|
F9
|
Enable or disable a
breakpoint.
|
CTRL+F9
|
Open the Breakpoints dialog.
|
SHIFT+F9
|
Compilation and Help
Command
|
Shortcut key
|
Open the Scripts menu.
|
Scripts icon
|
Open Help.
|
F1
|
Show method parameter
help.
|
CTRL+SHIFT+SPACEBAR
|
Execute the current
job.
|
F5
|
Compile.
|
F7
|
Compile and close a
method.
|
F8
|
Stop method execution
(break).
|
CTRL+BREAK
|
Insert a file.
|
CTRL+ALT+H
|
Delete
Command
|
Shortcut key
|
Delete from the cursor
to the end of the line.
|
Use SHIFT+END to
select to end of line and then DELETE
|
Delete word to the
right of the cursor.
|
CTRL+DELETE
|
Delete the word to the
left of the cursor.
|
CTRL+BACKSPACE
|
Delete the current
line.
|
CTRL+X (with cursor in
line, no selection)
|
Edit
Command
|
Shortcut key
|
Insert script.
|
<SCRIPT NAME>
|
Insert document
header.
|
///
|
Comment selection.
|
CTRL+E, C
|
Uncomment selection.
|
CTRL+E, U
|
Convert selection to
lowercase.
|
CTRL+SHIFT+U
|
Convert selection to
uppercase.
|
CTRL+U
|
Display all methods
and properties for a selected class.
|
CTRL+SPACEBAR
|
Copy selection.
|
CTRL+C (with text
selected)
|
Copy line.
|
CTRL+C (with cursor in
line, no selection
|
Find and Replace
Command
|
Shortcut key
|
Open the Find dialog.
|
CTRL+F
|
Open the Replace dialog.
|
CTRL+R
|
Start incremental
search..
|
CTRL+I
|
Move to next
incremental search match in method.
|
CTRL+I
|
Reverse the
incremental search direction.
|
CTRL+Shift+I
|
Remove a character
from the incremental search string.
|
BACKSPACE
|
Stop the incremental
search.
|
ESC
|
Go To
Command
|
Shortcut key
|
Go to a specific line.
|
CTRL+G
|
Go to the next page.
|
PAGE UP
|
Go to the previous
page.
|
PAGE DOWN
|
Go to the top of the
code.
|
CTRL+HOME
|
Go to the bottom of
the code.
|
CTRL+END
|
Go to the start of
line.
|
HOME
|
Go to the end of line.
|
END
|
Move one word to the
left.
|
CTRL+LEFT ARROW
|
Move one word to the
right.
|
CTRL+RIGHT ARROW
|
Go to the method
definition.
|
F12
|
Go to the next error
message.
|
F4
|
Lookup
Command
|
Shortcut key
|
Look up a label.
|
CTRL+ALT+SPACEBAR
|
Show label text.
|
CTRL+L
|
Look up a definition.
|
F12
|
Show the syntax of a
method or property.
|
CTRL+SPACEBAR
|
Save
Command
|
Shortcut key
|
Save the selected text
to a separate file.
|
ALT+S
|
Close the current TAB,
discarding all changes since the last save.
|
F6
|
Close and save the
current code editor window.
|
F8
|
Close the current
window.
|
CTRL+F4
|
Select
Command
|
Shortcut key
|
Select all.
|
CTRL+A
|
Cancel a selection.
|
ESC
|
Select columns.
|
ALT+MOUSE SELECT
|
Select a line.
|
ALT+L
|
Select one word to the
left.
|
CTRL+SHIFT+LEFT ARROW
|
Select one word to the
right.
|
CTRL+SHIFT+RIGHT ARROW
|
Select text from the
cursor to the start of the line.
|
SHIFT+HOME
|
Select text from the
cursor to the end of the line.
|
SHIFT+END
|
Select the previous
page.
|
SHIFT+PAGE UP
|
Select the next page.
|
SHIFT+PAGE DOWN
|
Select text from the
cursor to the top of the code.
|
CTRL+SHIFT+HOME
|
Select text from the
cursor to the bottom of the code.
|
CTRL+SHIFT+END
|
Indent the selected
text.
|
TAB
|
Remove indentation.
|
SHIFT+TAB
|
Select
area/column/block
|
ALT+MOUSE SELECT
|
Cancel selection
|
ESC
|
Show white space
|
CTRL+SHIFT+S
|
Undo and Redo
Command
|
Shortcut key
|
Undo the last action.
|
CTRL+Z (previous ten
actions)
|
Redo the last action
after an Undo.
|
CTRL+Y (previous ten
actions)
|
AOT
Command
|
Shortcut key
|
Open the AOT
|
CTRL+D
|
Open a new Development
Workspace
|
CTRL+SHIFT+W
|
Open a new Application
Workspace
|
CTRL+W
|
Save all
|
CTRL+SHIFT+S
|
Select all application
objects in a node
|
Select one or more
application objects under a top-level node, and then press CTRL+A
|
Open the editor for an
application object
|
CTRL+SHIFT+F2
|
Open the editor for a
query or table
|
CTRL+O
|
Open the Comparison tool
|
Select one or more
application objects, and then press CTRL+G
|
Compile an application
object
|
F7
|
Go to the previous
node
|
UP ARROW
|
Go to the next node
|
DOWN ARROW
|
Move the node up
|
ALT+UP ARROW
|
Move the node down
|
ALT+DOWN ARROW
|
Expand the current
node
|
RIGHT ARROW
|
Collapse the current
node
|
LEFT ARROW
|
Select multiple items
|
CTRL
|
Cancel the selection
of an additional item
|
CTRL+SPACEBAR
|
Open the Properties sheet
|
ALT+ENTER
|
Open the Import dialog
box
|
Select one or more
application objects, and then press CTRL+SHIFT+I
|
Open the Find dialog
box to find an element in the AOT
|
CTRL+F
|
Open the Help
documentation for an element in the AOT
|
F1
|
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