MICROSOFT ERP'S ACRONYMS LIST .

MICROSOFT ERP'S ACRONYMS LIST .

Are you confused by all of the acronyms used by Microsoft and VARs? Oops, I just did it; VAR – Value Added Reseller. I do my very best to eliminate the three-letter acronyms when speaking with those evaluating ERP solutions, however I know a couple may slip through; so, to be safe, below is a quick reference guide. Going thru the selection process for a new application is hard enough so keep this list handy or better yet just say, “What does that stand for?”

AA: Analytical Accounting

AM: Advanced Management (an edition of Microsoft Dynamics GP)

AS: Authentication Service

BE: Business Essentials (an edition of Microsoft Dynamics GP)

BI: Business Intelligence

BP: Business Portal

BRAP: Business Ready Advantage Plan

BPOS: Business Productivity Online Standard Suite:  Microsoft’s cloud services, including versions of Exchange, SharePoint, Live Meeting , Office Communicator and Dynamics software.

BRL: Business Ready Licensing

CALS    Client Access Licenses: Associated with a server product e.g. SQL Server.

CfMD: Certified for Microsoft Dynamics

CRM: Customer Relationship Management

DCO: Dynamics Client for Office

DDV: Drill Down Viewer

EFT: Electronic Fund Transfer

EDI   Electronic Data Interchange: The direct transfer of data from one computer to another without the use of paper.

ERP: Enterprise Resource Planning

GL: General Ledger

GP: Microsoft Dynamics GP (formerly Great Plains)

HR: Human Resources

IIS: Internet Information Services

IM: Integration Manager

ISV: Integrated Software Vendor

KPI: Key Performance Indicator

LMT: License Model Transition

MBL: Module Based Pricing

MR: Management Reporter (formerly FRx)

MRP: Manufacturing Resource Planning

PDK: Personal Data Keeper

PM: Payables Management

PO: Purchase Order

PTO: Paid Time Off

RM: Receivables Management

SAAS: Software as a Service. Delivering software over the Internet or “Cloud Computing”.  Often associated with a “Pay as you go service”.

SIS: Single Instance Storage

SLP: System List Price

SOP: Sales Order Processing

SP: SharePoint

SPLA: Services Provider License Agreement

SRS: SQL Reporting Services

UI: User Interface

VAR: Value Added Reseller

VPC: Virtual Personal Computer

WSF: Windows SharePoint Foundation

XBRL: Extensible Business Reporting Language

EXPORT MODEL AND IMPORT MODEL FILES IN AX 2012 POWERSHELL AND CMD COMMAND PROMPT

EXPORT MODEL AND IMPORT MODEL FILES IN AX 2012 POWERSHELL AND CMD COMMAND PROMPT

Export an .axmodel file (Windows PowerShell)

1. On the Start menu, point to All Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Microsoft Dynamics AX Management Shell.
2. At the Windows PowerShell command prompt, PS C:\>, type the following command, and then press ENTER.

   Export Command Syntax :

   Export-AXModel –Model <name> -File <Filename.axmodel>

   Example : 

   Export-AXModel –Model SecurityModel -File C:\SecurityModel.axmodel

Import an .axmodel file (Windows PowerShell)

1. 
   
   
   On the Start menu, point to All Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Microsoft Dynamics AX Management Shell.
   
   
   At the Windows PowerShell command prompt, PS C:\>, type the following command, and then press ENTER.
   
   
   
   Import Command Syntax :
   Install-AXModel -File <Filename.axmodel> -Details
   Exmaple :

   Install-AXModel -File C:\SecurityModel.axmodel -Details

AX2012 AXUTIL commands to Import and Export Models

// Export
AxUtil export /model:"TestModel" /file:TestModel.axmodel

// Import
AxUtil import /file:TestModel.axmodel

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics AX\60\ManagementUtilities>AxUtil