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D365FO: module menu is missing

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Posted on by AlexCMi 85

Hi all, 

we are facing issue in our D365FO environment; the module menù on le the letf panel is missing. 

We performed a data and code upgrade from AX2012R2 to D365FO and everything worked fine on our own virtual machine. Then we copied the database on a customer Tier 1 environment and after turning on the services we start facing this issue. 

Do you have any clue about what to check?

Any suggestion will be appreciated

Thanks

Alessandro

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  • André Arnaud de Calavon Profile Picture
    André Arnaud de Cal... 299,576 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    RE: D365FO: module menu is missing

    Hi Alessandro,

    The database does not contain models. Did you also install deployable packages which contains the customizations? Do you get additional errors within the client or in the event logs?

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    AlexCMi Profile Picture
    AlexCMi 85 on at
    RE: D365FO: module menu is missing

    Hi André, we attached Visual Studio to our VSTS project, got latest objects, then run build and sync with no success.

    At the end we created a deployable package in our dev environment then deployed it in customer tier 1 environment and it worked perfectly.

    Seems the deployable package is the safest way to bring code all around the environments.

    Thank you so much for your suggestion.

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    nmaenpaa Profile Picture
    nmaenpaa 101,160 Moderator on at
    RE: D365FO: module menu is missing

    It seems that you don't have all your code in the source control. That's why the build is failing in the build environment.

    You should really only create deployable packages in the build environment, to be sure to build only code that is in the source control.

    If the build in your build environment gives you errors, and in the development environment it doesn't, the correct procedure is to check in all stuff in the development environment, not create a deployable package in the dev environment.

    If you don't have all your code in the source control, you will be in trouble sooner or later.

    Anyway, you are right that deployable packages are the best way to distribute modifications in other environments. Actually they're the only way, except for the development environments.

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