How to find total records in any Table

Hi Friends,

If you want  to know the total exist records in any AX table, just follow the following steps:-

Step 1:- Go to Menu-> Tools-> Development Tools-> Number of records


Step II-
when you select this, the following window will open


Step – III-
Enter the table name in “Name” Field
for eg. PurchTable, salesTable etc.
Here you find all exist records in selected table with different companies.
- Harry

Limiting user sessions(Set Timeout For User Session)

Limiting user sessions

Our company has a limited number of AX user licenses, as most companies will. Some people like to open multiple sessions (and eat up licenses) while they're working. We wanted some way for the system to prevent this from happening.

To achieve this I created a table called UserSessionLimits. It has a field called UserID (extended data type is userId) and this is a mandatory field. It has another field called MaxSessions (this is an integer) and it also is mandatory. The index is UserIDx, it contains userid and it is unique.

The code that accesses this table is written so that if a user is not in this table, then they are limited to one session, so add users to this table if they are exceptions and you want them to be able to have more than one session open.

Add code to the "Info" class, in the startup() method. The Info class can only be accessed by going to the System Documentation area of the AOT.

In the startup method, at the top, I placed this code:

select count(recid) from sysClientSessions
where sysClientSessions.userId == curuserid() &&
sysClientSessions.Status == 1 &&
sysClientSessions.clientType == 0;
if(sysClientSessions.RecId > UserSessionLimits::getMaxSessions(curUserid()))
{
box::stop(strfmt("You have exceeded your session limit of %1, the application will now close",
UserSessionLimits::GetMaxSessions(curUserid())));
appl.globalcache().set(classstr(info),identifierStr(AutoLogoff), true);
this.shutDown(true);
}

By searching only for clientType = 0, you will only be looking for "User" sessions. Web sessions or worker sessions (batches that are running) will not be affected.

There have been times that people have gotten around this. They quickly opened two sessions immediately one after the other. If they are simultaneously opened, it's hard to catch. Also, sometimes this locks people out. If they were doing something and AX shut down on them or their system froze, sometimes it takes some time for the session to end for them to get back in again. Your network administrator can control when inactive sessions time out.

We also set automatic shutdown (in user options) to 60 minutes. So if their session is inactive for 60 minutes, it will close.

See also,

Restrict Multiple Time login of a same user