Displaying information to distinguish D365FO environments

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Hi,

What are some of the options of getting information that can help distinguish f.e. Production VS UAT VS Dev environments in D365FO? It would be useful when generating reports in different environments so that they will not get mixed up.

While both jobs have code that could help identify environments for pre-D365 versions, looks like only the second one can still be used. Are there any other options?

static void Test1(Args _args)
{
	SqlSystem sqlSystem = new SqlSystem();
	LoginProperty loginProperty = sqlSystem.createLoginProperty();

	box::info('Database Name: '  loginProperty.getDatabase());
}

static void Test2(Args _args)
{
	box::info('Server Name-Database Name: '  SqlSystem::databaseBackendDesc());
}

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Satish Panwar 14,671 Moderator on at

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RE: Displaying information to distinguish D365FO environments

Hello,

By default, the option is to start paying attention to URL. That's one.

Another option is to use different banner on home page across environment.

Another option is change the color theme for all users based on environment. It's under user options. see how i changed it to green.

If set to blue, it looks like below.

Most promising part is top left corner, see both screenshots above. This doesn't require any customization either.

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Sukrut Parab 71,708 Moderator on at

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RE: Displaying information to distinguish D365FO environments

If you want code options which pulls database related info , look at database information form(SysSqlStatus). It has bunch of method which pulls that information using SysSQLSystemInfo class.

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RE: Displaying information to distinguish D365FO environments

Just as a doctor's prescribed.

Thank you!

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