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  kalpana aparnathi replied to Avinish Kaushik

SSRS 2005 Report AX 2009 error Hi everyone, I created a simple SSRS 2005report within Dynamics AX 2009. My report works in VS 2008 but when I try to view it in AX it throws the error below. I really don't know what to do since it report processing. (rsProcessingAborted) • Cannot read the next data row for the data set SalesDashboard. (rsErrorReadingNextDataRow) • Dynamics Object Adapter Call failed. • Error executing code: Wrong argument type for function. (C) \ Classes \ QueryRun built-in account to network service. Its seems to me that you have some permission issues to your domain user. Regards D hi, http: / / blogs.msdn.com / b / saveenr / archive / 2008 / 09 / 06 / compelling-analytics-sql-server-reporting-services-in-dynamics-ax-2009.aspx Hi d, I changed the builtin account to network service but it did

0 and a Windows Service in .NET 2.0. Also, there will be programmed a Dynamics AX package (an .xpo package). I need to create an isntallation program for my entire package default.aspx#notif ications. Note: The MSDN Managed Newsgroup support offering is for non-urgent issues where an initial response from the community or a Microsoft Support Engineer within 1 business require urgent, real-time or phone-based interactions or complex project analysis and dump analysis issues. Issues of this nature are best handled working with a dedicated Microsoft Support Engineer by contacting 0 and a Windows Service in .NET 2.0. Also, there will be programmed a Dynamics AX package (an .xpo package).

Faulting application Dynamics.exe, * * Please Help* * DataBase EVENT 1000 Faulting application Dynamics.exe, version 9.0.84.0, time stamp 0x479e6592, faulting module ntdll.dll, version 6 of research without a win. Please help is you have a solution. Great Plains Discussions Dynamics AX 2009 (1) Exception (1) Module (1) Faulting (1) Application (1) GP (1) We are having but not 100% sure. Is anyone else having similiar problems? Are you having any other issues with Dynamics AX 2009 on Citrix XenApp6? I am considering a large scale roll-out and just wanted is not certified by Citrix. Any feedback would be great! Thanks. Ryan keywords: Faulting, application, Dynamics.exe, , , * *, Please, Help* * description: EVENT 1000 Faulting application Dynamics.exe, version 9.0.84.0

please? Deleting data table by table is not an option. Many thanks, Harish Mohanbabu - - Microsoft Dynamics Ax [MVP] http: / / www.harishm.com / SQL Server Discussions SQL Server (1) Table (1) Truncate (1 the IF EXIST. . . DROP. . .CREATE) - verify and execute such script There's a lot of issues to be resolved: Do you have foreign keys, indexes, constraints? many of them could generate

Microsoft support for Dynamics GP in virtualized environment DataBase I am helping a client evaluate Dynamics GP in a fully virtualized environment. SQL Server, Citrix, and GP will all run on virtual servers. One question we have is whether Microsoft will provide support for Dynamics GP running in a client environment. One partner involved in the project claims that MS of the MS support policy for GP in a virtualized environment. Thanks, Steve - - Steve Endow Dynamics GP MCT Great Plains Discussions SQL Server (1) Blogster (1) Database (1) Araullo (1) Yudin feedback from our peers will help you decide. Cheers, Dennis Araullo, MACS MCTS GP, CRM, AX MCTIP Database Administrator 2008 CCEA Hi, The technical viability and performance of virtualization is not an issue or a concern. I am looking to know specifically whether MS will support Dynamics GP in a fully virtualized environment, or if they will give push back if a http: / / support.microsoft.com / default.aspx?scid = kb;en-us;897615 Thanks, Steve - - Steve Endow Dynamics GP MCT Steve, This must be your lucky day. . . check this out http: / / www.windowsservercatalog MG.- Mariano Gomez, MIS, MCP, PMP Maximum Global Business, LLC http: / / www.maximumglobalbusiness.com The Dynamics GP Blogster at http: / / dynamicsgpblogster.blogspot.com Thanks MG! This is good stuff! Cheers, Dennis