From the Microsoft Dynamics 365/AX Blogs: Event traces; Bank reconciliation; Master data management; UAE VAT

From this week's Microsoft Dynamics 365/AX blogs:

• Collect Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations Event Traces with Windows Performance Monitor
• Bank Reconciliation in Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations
• How to Install and Configure Master Data Management for AX2012
• UAE VAT Implementation Steps in Microsoft Dynamics AX

Collect Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations Event Traces with Windows Performance Monitor

On the Dynamics AX Support blog, Glen Turnbull wrote that users can collect Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations event traces using Windows Performance Monitor (WPM), just as they could with Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012.

Turnbull wrote that Windows Performance Monitor can be used in non-production where the Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations client tracing isn't possible. That could mean WMS Mobile Device scenarios, or processes that are longer (e.g., data imports), where users would exceed the 1GB file size limit with the web client.

Many of the steps using WPM with Dynamics 365 are much like the steps associated with AX 2012, as noted in a post by Sam Peng. Consequently, Turnbull wrote that he has kept the same format:

The only differences here are we change the event trace providers and increase the buffer sizes based on testing I've done with the help of a few engineers and customers. You may need to increase or decrease those depending on your scenario, although it should fit most scenarios.

You can find out the steps to collect Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations event traces with Windows Performance Monitor here.

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