I hope noone ever needs to use this. But in case your AOS is crashing, there is a nifty little windows debugging tool called adplus that collects crash dump files, which can then be analyzed through Dynamics Lifecycle Services crash analysis option.
Basically you attach Adplus to AX32Serv.exe , run the job/process that causes the crash, and wait for AOS to crash. As and when AOS crashes, the tool dumps system stats to a file (*.dmp). Previously we were required to send the file to Microsoft support for them to analyse but now the tool is available to us. Just upload the file on Lifecycle services which will generate a report that might point to the real cause behind the crash.
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/axsupport/archive/2010/11/29/how-to-use-adplus-for-aos-crashes.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/axsupport/archive/2015/03/23/crash-and-hang-analysis-on-lcs.aspx
Thanks to the popularity of Microsoft Dynamics AX (aka Axapta), there are tons of blogs containing useful insights and interesting facts on AX. The community is ever-growing and feels great to be a part of it. With this blog, I will add my two cents to the knowledge base and enforce my concepts as well. I will focus more on relatively unknown facts about AX as the fundamental aspects are thoroughly covered. So, let's begin.
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Wednesday, July 15, 2015
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