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Hi all,
as discussed in my previous thread "https://community.dynamics.com/ax/f/microsoft-dynamics-ax-forum/392706/new-label-file-for-japan/1056538#1056538"
i have successfully deleted the unwanted label languages from label file GDJ in DEV server.
my question is
i did some developments and created few label ids with @GDJ* . It's working fine in DEV server.
I wants to import my developments in TEST server for testing.
before doing this, should i first import GDJ label file in to TEST server ? if not, then i will not get label ids in to TEST server which i have created in DEV SERVER . i guess
please give me more shed on this,
Hi @rp@n,
Apologies for the late reply.
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In AX 2009, after placing a label file, we needed to restart the AOS so that the label index was build. This isn’t required in Dynamics AX 2012. Just try using the label somewhere, and you will see that it is immediately referenced.
If you search in your application folder, you wont find the label file there.
In Dynamics AX 2012, the label file is imported in your current model.
After restarting the AOS, go back to your application folder and try to find the label file again. This time the label file will be found.
Point to remember, on every AOS restart, all label files will be copied to the application folder from the model store. So your label files are contained in your models but they are stored in your application folder as well.
Jay,
i did full AOT - synchronization and restart the AOS services in TEST server.
in DEV server, now i have completed all the label ids for the objects. That objects i wants to IMPORT in to TEST server.
please let me know, before importing the objects in to TEST server , i need to do any thing with the lable files?
OR
i can directly do the importing objects. So, that user can get the label when run the report.
please give me more shed on this.
Please by patient - it may take some time before we get to your question and formulate an answer. Chasing us in four minutes after asking sounds a bit extreme to me.
DB synchronization is used to generate things like tables in the database. CIL generation is used to generate CIL code from X++ code. Labels are neither DB objects nor X++ code, therefore neither step is needed.
But you usually want to deploy not only labels, but also elements using these labels, and then compilation and synchronization is needed. Note that incremental CIL is intended for development and not for deployments. If you deploy a new version of your application to TEST, the best approach is doing a full compilation (both X++ and CIL).
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