Purchase order- line number increments

1. Click System administration > Setup > System parameters.
2. Click General, and then select options for the general system parameters:
   • Increment – Enter the increment to use when new line numbers are assigned to purchase order lines. This increment is used for all purchase order lines. Line increments are applied for purchase orders only.

Make update changes on Packing slip post?

Many times we are required to make certain changes right after the packing slip has been posted. To do that, use the EndPost() method in the SalesPackingSlipJournalPost class. This method is called after the packing slip is successfully posted.

Job to fetch entry points for a Role in AX 2012 security

static void JobSecurityRoleEntryPoints(Args _args)
{
  SecurityTaskEntryPoint  taskEntryPoint;
    SecurityRole            role;
    SecurityRoleTaskGrant   taskGrant;
    SecuritySubTask         subTask;
    SecurityTask            privilege;
    SecurityTask            securityTask;
    SecurableObject         securableObject;
    RecId                   roleRecId;

    #AOT
    str userlicense, maintainlicense, privName;
    TreeNode treeMenuItem;
    TreeNode treeMenu;

    while select RecId, Name from role where role.AotName == 'TradeCustomer'
    {
        roleRecId = role.RecId;

        while select securityTask, SecurityRole from taskGrant
            join RecId, Type, AOTName from securitytask where securityTask.RecId == taskGrant.SecurityTask
                && taskGrant.SecurityRole == roleRecId && securitytask.Type == SecurityTaskType::Duty
            join securityTask, SecuritySubTask from subTask where subTask.SecurityTask == securityTask.RecId
            join securityTask, EntryPoint from taskEntryPoint where taskEntryPoint.SecurityTask == subtask.SecuritySubTask

            {
               select RecId, Type, Name from securableObject
                    where securableObject.RecId == taskEntryPoint.EntryPoint && (securableObject.Type == SecurableType::MenuItemDisplay
                        || securableObject.Type == SecurableType::MenuItemAction || securableObject.Type == SecurableType::MenuItemOutput);

                if( securableObject)
                {
                    select RecId, Type, AOTName from privilege where privilege.RecId == subTask.SecuritySubTask && SecurityTaskType::Privilege == privilege.Type;

                    privName = privilege.AotName;

                    info(strFmt("Role: %1   Duty: %2   Priv:  %3   Menu item : %4", role.Name,securitytask.AotName,privName,securableObject.Name));

                }
        }
       
        //sometimes a role has a privielge direclty assigned instead of a duty. So this code is for those privileges. In this case duty will not exist.
        while select SecurityTask, SecurityRole from taskGrant
            join RecId, Type, AOTName from securitytask where securityTask.RecId == taskGrant.SecurityTask
                 && taskGrant.SecurityRole == roleRecId && securitytask.Type == SecurityTaskType::Privilege
            join securityTask, EntryPoint from taskEntryPoint where taskEntryPoint.SecurityTask == securitytask.RecId

            {
                select RecId, Type, Name from securableObject
                    where securableObject.RecId == taskEntryPoint.EntryPoint && (securableObject.Type == SecurableType::MenuItemDisplay
                        || securableObject.Type == SecurableType::MenuItemAction || securableObject.Type == SecurableType::MenuItemOutput);

                if( securableObject)
                {
                   info(strFmt("Role: %1   Duty:   Priv:  %2   Menu item : %3", role.Name,securitytask.AotName,securableObject.Name));
                }
        }
    }
}