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ReportI just want to know what is the difference in d365 because i saw a many discussion on this but most of points are ax 2012.
so please any know about that then please give me details.
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I just want to know what is the difference in d365 because i saw a many discussion on this but most of points are ax 2012.
so please any know about that then please give me details.
From users perspective they are the same. Both show you a dialog where you can set up parameters and query criteria, and choose to run the process now or as a batch.
SysOperations is a newer framework, with better separation of different elements such as data contract and business logic. You should use SysOperation, not RunBase in your dev work.
I m not getting it still what is proper difference between them in d365.
The difference is exactly the same in D365FO and AX2012.
Here's the official documentation:
docs.microsoft.com/.../sysoperation-framework-overview
"For a comparison of the SysOperation and RunBase frameworks and to view sample code that illustrates interactive and batch execution, see the white paper Introduction to the SysOperation Framework."
And here's some more: See for example this: daxmusings.codecrib.com/.../from-runbase-to-sysoperation-business.html
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