While looking for a better way to make column headings fixed while scrolling through a gridview control, I found this really neat control called CoolGridView.  It extends and enhances the ASP.Net gridview control.  It’s free.  You can download CoolGridView here:  http://ideasparks.codeplex.com/ Instead of using <div> and style sheets, fixed heading capability is already built-in.  It’s the cleanest solution I’ve seen for this problem.  I have not had time to explore other features of the CoolGridView.  Please share any experiences you’ve had with this control.   Bob    

Everyone knows there are a variety of canned Production Reports in Dynamics AX. But often users just want a quick screen view of Production Status, without running a report. I suggest users will get a lot of mileage out of these 2 on-line form queries: 1) From the Production Order > Route Button > Production Route form; > And from that comprehensive form, select the ‘Feedback’ tab, which lists production Quantities & Hours, reported by Operation 2) Another good, similar form, can be accessed from the Production Order >Inquiries button > Route Transactions form; > Where the Overview grid lists production Quantities reported by Operation  

These are a few tips I have found that are very helpful when coding in Microsoft Dynamics AX. These are just a few suggestions that I have found to make coding easier, readability easier for code reviews and upgrades, 1.) Tabbing –   Use the tab key when writing code in blocks. For example, you will see below that the declaration of the method is all the way to the left edge of the page. Now the first declaration which is  CustTable is 4 spaces to the left (1 tab) which indicates that this declaration of a variable and not part of the declaration above. Moving down to the while select statement, all of the code inside of the while select statement is over another 4 spaces (2 tabs). This indicates to me that this code belongs to the while select statement and will be executed every time the while select query …