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How to solve "Transport-level error occured when sending the request to the server, TCP Provider" in AX 2012

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Hello Guys i have a quick technical question .

I've just developed a specifc job which iterate all cust invoice journals. and then save them on PDF files

I have more than 56000 Cust invoice record for only entity.

I start executing the job in Prod environement, i got only 503 PDF files extracted, and the job stopped after this error.

Do you know how to solve this issue, and how i can check the AX / SQL Server event log. to see what heppened and underatnd this error is related to what exactly,

The need is very urgent and my client wanna extract all invoices.

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You can check the event logs by connecting to AOS and SQL servers and opening Event Viewer.

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Thanks Nikolaos,

From which tree node i can check AOS / SQL Server events log

Generally its can be related to what ?

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Application shows application events so it's a good place to start. Also System events can be useful for you. You can filter them, too.

Look for events that occured when you had the error. Or reproduce the error and see what events appear in the logs.

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I've just receieved the same error again on Prod environement,

I can't find any message on Event viewer can explain this,

Here is the last error received on "Administrative events" node

And the Following is from "Application" Node

From where i can find the AOS, starting date & Restarting , dates , any other informations i need to check !

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You will find AOS stop and start events in the Application log, with Source "Dynamics Server 01".

For example, stopping of AOS produces event "Object Server 01: Dynamics Server has been stopped"

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Thanks for your reply,

Even not find it on my Application event log list

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