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1. DYNAMICS 365 FOR FINANCE AND OPERATIONS FEATURE LIST HOW TO
2. DYNAMICS 365 FOR FINANCE AND OPERATIONS FEATURE LIST CODE

In some environments, the iisreset can be replaced by a restart of the "World Wide Web Publishing Service". Deployed environments may restrict access to iisreset, the database and the table browser. Note that this works only in development environments. Locate the following line in the file and add the value as shown:Īfter that, do an iisreset, after which the functionality of the feature was available on my system. Note that the value 12719367 for the field FlightServiceID must also be added in the web.config file (usually located in C:\AOSService\webroot on a development box). Note that your values for Partition, RecId and recVersion can be different. This is how my final SysFlighting record looked in the table browser. Unfortunately, you still have to set the values for fields FlightName and Enabled via SQL command or the table edit mode in SSMS, because the fields are not enabled for editing (but curiously, field FlightServiceID is).

I found it easiest to create a new record using the table browser. This constant is the flight name of the feature in question.Īs described in the article on data management flight features, you can now use that name to create a new record in table SysFlighting. Which in turn uses the string constant 'EcoResProductUnitConversionPerVariantFeature' in class EcoResFlighting. The updateDesign method contains the lineīoolean flightModeEnabled = EcoResProductUnitConverter::isProductUnitConversionPerVariantFlightEnabled()

DYNAMICS 365 FOR FINANCE AND OPERATIONS FEATURE LIST CODE

In the case of feature Unit of measure conversions for product variants I dug into the form EcoResProductParameters shown in the description and took a look at the code of the form.

DYNAMICS 365 FOR FINANCE AND OPERATIONS FEATURE LIST HOW TO

How to find new Feature-Flights in Dyn365FO has some information on this, but it does not cover the feature in question. This means you have to dig into the code to find out which feature uses which flight name. As of April 26 2019, there seems to be no comprehensive list of all flight features in D365FO.