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Upgrade data in development or demo environments. 17 minuten om te lezen.In dit artikelThis topic explains how to upgrade an older database to the latest Finance and Operations application release.The topic provides instructions for upgrading your Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, database in a Tier 1 environment to the latest update.

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A Tier 1 environment is also known as a development, one-box, or demo environment.In Tier 2 or higher environments, including Production, you will run through the self-service upgrade steps as outlined in. Important. You do not have to upgrade your database if you're updating to the latest platform of Finance and Operations. Platform updates are backward-compatible.

NoteIf you are validating the data upgrade of your production database running on the earlier release: To copy a database from a production environment back to a demo or development environment, follow the steps in.For better upload/download speed between Azure virtual machines (VMs), we recommend that you use AzCopy. For information about how to download AzCopy, and how to use it to copy to or from an Azure blob store, see.Rename the original database by adding the suffix orig. Rename the newly restored database so that it has the same name as the original database. In this way, the two databases switch places. ALTER DATABASE MODIFY NAME = ORIGALTER DATABASE importednew MODIFY NAME =.Create a backup of the source database, in case you have to revert to it.

This step is important because the following steps will modify the source database.Execute the data upgrade package from the C:TempDataUpgrade folder (the location that you extracted the deployable package to earlier). Executing a data upgrade package is similar to installing any software deployable package. For detailed instructions, see. Start at the section titled Generate a runbook from the topology then execute the steps in the sectionInstall a deployable package. NoteIf you are upgrading a database on a development environment, you can instead execute the data upgrade package directly from the LCS environment page, using the Maintain Apply Updates servicing functionality. This does not require the user to be a local Administrator on the development VM. This is available as of the release of LCS.This will upgrade your Finance and Operations database, Retail channel database, and reset the Financial reporting database.

Re-enable SQL change trackingRun the following SQL against the upgraded database to make sure that change tracking is enabled at the database level. You must specify the name of your database in the alter database command. ALTER DATABASE SET CHANGETRACKING = ON (CHANGERETENTION = 6 DAYS, AUTOCLEANUP = ON)Refresh the data entities listIf you have upgraded to Platform update 14 or later, then you will need refresh the data entity list in the Data management workspace ( Data management Framework parameters Entity settings Refresh entity list) to ensure that the entity list is rebuilt on the latest platform and that the required metadata is available for data management operations.

Troubleshoot upgrade script errorsThis section provides information that can help you troubleshoot various issues. Rerun the runbook after a data upgrade script failureA data upgrade deployable package enables the runbook to be rerun in a more granular manner than a typical deployable package.

The data upgrade scripts begin to be run at Step 5 of the runbook. If you experience a failure during Step 5, view the output in the command window to learn which substep you reached. For example, if you reached substep 5.3, use the following command to rerun from that substep. AXUpdateInstaller.exe execute -runbookid=upgrade -rerunstep=5.3When you're debugging, you don't have to rerun the whole data upgrade piece and database synchronization. You can keep rerunning just the script that fails. View more details about a script errorUpgrade scripts run in X by using a batch process that the runbook installer starts. In Application Explorer in Visual Studio, some classes that you can view are prefixed with ReleaseUpdate.

If an upgrade script fails during the runbook process, you can learn more about the reason for the error by opening Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and running the following code to query ReleaseUpdateScriptsErrorLog. Select. from RELEASEUPDATESCRIPTSERRORLOGYou can add this code to a new runnable class in Visual Studio, and directly observe, debug, and rework its behavior.

Skip failed scripts. ImportantThis process is intended to be used only in a development scenario.You can skip all scripts that have failed a specific number of times, and move to the next viable scripts.

This functionality helps with the troubleshooting process. By design, the process is very manual, so that you're less likely to unintentionally skip scripts.In the ReleaseUpdateConfiguration table, there is a new field that is named ScriptRetryCount.

The value in this field controls how many times the runbook process will rerun scripts before it ignores them. When the runbook is run, the system updates the ReleaseUpdateScriptsErrorLog.ErrorCount field every time that a specific script fails.

A new row is created for each script.In the DataUpgrade package folder, under.AosServicesScripts, there is a script that is named IgnoreBlockingScripts.ps1. Run this script from an Administrator Windows PowerShell window to skip all scripts where ScriptRetryCount= ErrorCount. Then rerun the runbook step that failed, so that scripts will be ignored. The ReleaseUpdateScriptsErrorLog.Ignored field will also be set for each script that is skipped. Therefore, you can easily identify skipped scripts later. Monitor the duration of scripts that are runEvery script that is successfully run records the number of minutes that it took in the ReleaseUpdateScriptsLog.DurationMins column. Therefore, you can easily identify the longest-running scripts when you're trying to tune the performance of the data upgrade process.

Note that the duration is the amount of time that each script takes to run. However, because multiple scripts run in parallel, the sum of values in the DurationMins column will exceed the overall duration of the upgrade process. Known issues A duplicate key was found for the object that is named dbo.RESOURCESETUPWhen you upgrade a database, you might receive the following error message during the database synchronization phase of the runbook process:Database execution failed: The CREATE UNIQUE INDEX statement terminated because a duplicate key was found for the object name 'dbo.RESOURCESETUP' and the index name 'I6716AK'This issue is a known issue that will be resolved in a future hotfix. The workaround is to delete the duplicate rows from the table by running the following SQL script against the database from Management Studio.

Delete RS from ResourceSetup as RSjoin ResResourceIdentifier as RRI on RRI.RecId = RS.Resourcejoin WrkCtrTable as WCT on WCT.RecId = RRI.RefRecIdjoin DirPartyTable as DPT on DPT.DataArea = WCT.DataAreaIdwhere DPT.DataArea!= ' and RS.LegalEntity!= DPT.RecIdA record can't be selected in Dimension hierarchy nodes (CAMDataDimensionHierarchyNode)When you upgrade a database, you might receive the following error message during the database synchronization phase of the runbook process:Cannot select a record in Dimension hierarchy nodes (CAMDataDimensionHierarchyNode). Dimension hierarchy: 0. The SQL database has issued an error. Object Server DynamicsAXBatchManagement: MicrosoftODBC Driver 13 for SQL ServerSQL ServerInvalid column name 'RELATIONTYPE'.This issue is a known issue that will be resolved in a future release. The workaround is to create a missing field in several tables by running the following SQL script against the database from Management Studio. SET ANSINULLS ONGOSET QUOTEDIDENTIFIER ONGODROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS DBO.PATCHRELATIONTYPEGOCREATE PROCEDURE DBO.PATCHRELATIONTYPE@TABLENAME SYSNAMEASBEGINDECLARE @TABLEID INT;DECLARE @FIELDID INT;DECLARE @FIELDNAME SYSNAME;DECLARE @SQLTATEMENT NVARCHAR(1024);DECLARE @TOTALRECORDSINT;DECLARE @ParmDefinition NVARCHAR(150);SET NOCOUNT ON;SELECT @FIELDNAME = 'RELATIONTYPE';SELECT @FIELDID = 61453; -Hardcoded in code DBFIELDDISCRIMINATORIF OBJECTID(@TABLENAME, 'U') IS NULLBEGINPRINT @TABLENAME + ' table does not exists.

Please provide a base table';RETURN;ENDIF EXISTS(SELECT 1 FROM SYS.COLUMNSWHERE NAME = @FIELDNAMEAND OBJECTID = OBJECTID(@TABLENAME))BEGINPRINT @TABLENAME + ' table contains RelationType. No patching needed.'

;RETURN;ENDPRINT @TABLENAME + ' table does not contain RelationType.' ;SELECT @TABLEID = ID FROM TABLEIDTABLE WHERE NAME = @TABLENAME;IF @@ROWCOUNT 1BEGINPRINT @TABLENAME + ' was not present in TABLEIDTABLE. Cannot proceed!!' ;RETURN;END- Ensure that instancerelationtype is added. We don't want to randomly add relationtype to any table.IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT. FROM SQLDICTIONARY WHERE TABLEID = @TABLEID AND NAME = 'InstanceRelationType')BEGINPRINT @TABLENAME + ' table does not exist.