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Hi Everyone,
Need urgent help.
Recently I downloaded and installed KB4035163 on one of my client's AX2012R3 environment.
After successful installation I restarted the AOS and after that tried to Run parallel compilation using below command,
cd C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics AX\60\Server\MyDevAx2012\bin
and then
axbuild.exe xppcompileall /s=01 /altbin="C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Dynamics AX\60\Client\Bin"
After above command failed, I also tried running just,
axbuild.exe xppcompileall /s=01
But both times I faced below error,
Please find screenshot of same below. Please suggest some solution as I need to resolve this issue as early as possible and without compilation I cannot proceed further.
In the generated log file I found that there are 6 errors and 59 warnings. How could I identify in this log file errors and warnings separately?
Please find log file screenshot below.
Hi Andre and Nikolaos,
I resolved the errors from error log and started the compilation again. The compilation succeeded after removing errors manually from AX. Thank to both of you as your answers guided me in correct direction.
Hi Andre and Nikolaos, thank you for your valuable replies.
Nikolaos, yes before installing KB updated, my axbuild.exe was working fine and I had never encountered this issue anytime before. And I am able to read log file more comfortably through Internet explorer.
I will resolve those errors and will update you soon. Thanks again.
When you installed the KB, did you update all binary components with it? Basically every component except "database" (=modelstore) in AX is a binary component and you need to update all of them when you install binary updates. Perhaps some of your components have mismatching version and that's why you get this error.
You didn't mention if axbuild.exe worked before this update, did it? Or are you now using it for the first time ever?
Also, if you open the log file in Internet Explorer, the layout is much nicer and you can locate the errors much easier.
Hi Rhushikesh,
You can open a Dynamics AX client, go to the development environment and compile a single object. Then in the output window, you can import the Error log which will then be more readable.
Have you verified if the system had enough hardware resources to process the AXbuild compilation?
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