Sometimes you will not be able to access a customer's licenses for their environment for one reason or another. A big thing is attempting to create a new configuration for something like debugging but you will need a layer license.
As long as you have a working .axc (Axapta Configuration) file going into a layer, you can open that .axc file in notepad and find the license in the 'aolcode' field (see Figure 1 below). The layer can be found in the 'aol' field. 'aol' stands for 'application object layer'.
As long as you have a working .axc (Axapta Configuration) file going into a layer, you can open that .axc file in notepad and find the license in the 'aolcode' field (see Figure 1 below). The layer can be found in the 'aol' field. 'aol' stands for 'application object layer'.
Figure 1- Inside the .axc with the layer license highlighted
I have the axc file on dev environment. now, I would like to build the axc in live environment. Someone can help that.
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I have configured everything in AX2009 .
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Pl help me to enable it
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