Internal Error Number 73 In Script Axapta
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step'. Because that is what we'll be doing in this post! So be warned and take care if you wanna test the code on this blog. As always, it's your responsibility. Anyway. We experienced some AOS crashes in our environment and started to investigate the cause. We could trace the crash to some specific code. When executed, we got following error in a dialog box on the client: Internal error number 174 found in script And with that, the AOS service died on us. The https://community.dynamics.com/ax/f/33/t/82162 application event log of the AOS server reported a 'Faulting application Ax32Serv.Exe' error, with event id 1000. The code to simulate: static void CrashAOS(Args _args) { SalesLine SalesLine; SalesId SalesId='xyz'; ; update_recordset SalesLine setting LineNum=-SalesLine.LineNum where SalesLine.SalesId==SalesId; return; } Looks like Ax didn't like what we tried to do with the update_recordset statement. We ended up recoding, replacing the update_recordset statement with a select http://dynamics-ax-live.blogspot.com/2010/02/internal-error-number-174-found-in.html forupdate statement. (Note: This code didn't give problems in old Ax versions, but it did in Ax 2009.) Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest Posted by Willy at 11:22 AM Labels: 174 internal error script, AOS crash, Axapta, Dynamics Ax 3 comments: JanetDecember 1, 2010 at 9:02 AMHas MS said anything about this error? I just caused it, and I wasn't doing any updating (but plenty of selecting).ReplyDeleteWillyDecember 7, 2010 at 12:03 PMNot much chance of MS giving feedback on such issues, as it's not standard code.After all, if you know it's gonna crash, don't do it...ReplyDeleteHongNovember 4, 2015 at 1:22 PMSame case caught me today. Your post did save me time on trying to figure out 'why'. Thanks! Maybe the same field can not be on both sides of the assignment in UpdateRecordset ReplyDeleteAdd commentLoad more... Newer Post Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom) Followers
27, 20110 Share 0 0 This article applies to Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012. The error message ”Internal error 25” is a generic error message that occurs when one type https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/mfp/2011/05/27/internal-error-25-causes-and-solutions/ is trying to be converted into another incompatible type at runtime. This error can be triggered in a myriad of different situations. However; there are three likely root causes to this. 1. A programmatic error In the ideal world the X++ compiler would detect any illegal X++ construct, that could lead to conversion between incompatible types. internal error There are unfortunately a few situations where the X++ compiler doesn’t have enough information to do so. In X++ the type anytype can be used to denote any type in the system. Whenever the compiler sees a variable, parameter or return type of this type, it will not perform any type checking. This means that the code internal error number using the anytype type must explicitly verify the variable/parameter/return type is compatible with how it is being used. Failing to do so can lead to an “Internal error 25”. Consider this code: static void provokeInternalError25(Args _args) { info(strfmt(‘The current folder is %1',any2str(System.IO.Directory::GetCurrentDirectory()))); } It will result in an “Internal error 25”. The function any2str() accepts an anytype as parameter, so the compiler will not perform any checking. However, the implementation of any2str() doesn’t support that a System.String (CLR Object) is passed in – and thus this error. As an X++ developer the only remedy is to work around the issue. In above example by assigning the System.String to a str (X++ native type). That will work because the interpreter’s assignment implementation do support conversion of System.String to str. The code then becomes: static void avoidingInternalError25(Args _args) { str currentDirectory = System.IO.Directory::GetCurrentDirectory(); info(strfmt(‘The current folder is %1', currentDirectory)); } One might argue that the in