Microsoft Dynamics 365: Core Finance and Operations | Search Methods for Released Hotfixes

Search Methods for Released Hotfixes

Question

You are a Dynamics 365 Finance system administrator.

An issue has been reported that appears to be a base Dynamics 365 bug.

The system was last updated three weeks ago.

Searching for the issue by description in Lifecycle Services is not working.

You need to determine other ways to search for similar issues to help narrow down the search before opening a Microsoft ticket.

What are two ways to search for a released hotfix? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/unified-operations/dev-itpro/lifecycle-services/issue-search-lcs

When a Dynamics 365 Finance system administrator encounters an issue that appears to be a base Dynamics 365 bug, there are several ways to search for similar issues before opening a Microsoft ticket. Two ways to search for a released hotfix are:

  1. By Application Object Tree (AOT) object name: The AOT is a hierarchical representation of all the application elements in Dynamics 365 Finance, such as forms, tables, classes, and more. Each element has a unique name, which can be used to search for similar issues. To search for a hotfix related to a specific AOT object name, follow these steps:
  • Open Lifecycle Services (LCS) and sign in to your account.
  • In the project dashboard, click on the Support tile.
  • Click on the "Search for solutions" link and enter the AOT object name in the search bar.
  • LCS will display all the relevant solutions, including hotfixes, related to the AOT object name.
  1. Date range for release: Another way to search for a released hotfix is by specifying a date range for the release. This can help narrow down the search and identify hotfixes that were released around the time the issue was reported. To search for a hotfix by date range, follow these steps:
  • Open LCS and sign in to your account.
  • In the project dashboard, click on the Support tile.
  • Click on the "Search for solutions" link and select the "Hotfix" option.
  • Specify the date range for the hotfix release and click on the "Search" button.
  • LCS will display all the hotfixes released within the specified date range.

Note that searching for a hotfix by industry or Microsoft support ticket number is not likely to yield relevant results as it does not directly relate to the issue being reported.