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Hi everybody,
I have a Physical Machine with 3 aos:
-01 - PreProduction Environment Aos: linked with the report Server http://siteOfReportServer/ReportServer
-02 - Live Enviroment Aos: linked with the report Server http://siteOfReportServer/ReportServer_AX02
-03 - Test Environment Aos: linked with the report Server http://siteOfReportServer/ReportServer_AX03
I open and modify the PuchPurchaseOrder with visual studio for the AOT 03 (test Environment). the Aot is correct.
The problem is that:
When I do the deploy by right click on the project, Visual Studio show, in the Output window, some messages that write the information about a wrong server report...(the information about server report for PreProduction environment)...
I don't know where and how can I specify to VS that it must take the information of Test Environment for deploy the report for Test.
Now I deploy my report with Microsoft Dynamics Ax 2012 Management Shell ... with ... Publish-AXReport -ReportName PurchPurchaseOrder -ServicesAOSName DXXXXXNN - ServicesAOSWSDLPort 8103
It'is the right thing to do?
Best Regards
M.
check your business connector where its pointing to and don't use acx file while deploying the reports.
Did you find a solution to this? I'm running into a similar problem. However specifying the correct environment in PowerShell doesn't fix it. The report gets deployed to the proper environment, but fails with a "The 'AX_CompanyName' parameter is missing a value " error when I try to run it.
I confirmed that the business connector for my session is pointing to the correct environment. Not sure where else to look.