Can you please expalin what folders are copied and renamed?
If you loook at the installation directory , you have a structure something like this
Navision >> Axapta Application >> Appl >> and under Appl you can have sub folders which can AXTEST , AXDEV , Standard. So if your developers do development in AXDEV program directory , you can just copy the AXDEV and restore it over AXTEST, also you would like to take a SQL backup of database connected to DEV environment and then restore that SQL backup on TEST Db using SQL Manager. Be careful when you are doing these tasks, in this case you are replicating whatever is in DEV environment on to TEST environment.
In case you are trying to just copy certain changes , then you may be better off by exporting with Lables (normally you should have created a Label file) and then import the project in TEST. Take care about the label file in TEST environment.
Hemant
Andrew Staples <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry for the newb questions, we are migrating from an old RPG-based system
to Axapta, so some of my questions probably sound pretty dumb.
Our Axapta programmers code in a development environment using fat 3-tier
clients. We then copy the folder, rename the folder with the name of the
test environment, delete the aoi file, turn back on the aos servers which
rebuilds the aoi file; we then recompile and resync. However, we still get
forms that in the development environment are different from in the test
environment (lable names, or field that don't calculate, for example). In
the test environment we use thin 3-tier clients.
We've found out that hotfixes just mess everything up, which is why we copy
the entire environment.
Is there something wrong with this approach that would cause us to have
these anomolies? Is there a best-practice method of moving code from
development to test environments.
Thanks,
Andrew
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