Monday, 16 March 2015

About Layers and Difference b/w Layers

Layer: a layer system is used to manage elements. 
The USR layer is the top layer and the SYS layer is the bottom layer, and each layer has a corresponding patch layer above it.

USR: The user layer is for user modifications, such as reports.
CUS:The customer layer is for modifications that are specific to a company.
VAR:Value Added Resellers (VAR) can make modifications or new developments to the VAR layer as specified by the customers or as a strategy of creating an industry specific solution.
ISV:When an Independent Software Vendor (ISV) creates their own solution, their modifications are saved in the ISV layer.
SLN:The solution layer is used by distributors to implement vertical partner solutions.
FPK:The FPK layer is an application object patch layer reserved by Microsoft for future patching or other updates.
GLS:When the application is modified to match country or region specific legal demands, these modifications are saved in the GLS layer.
SYS:The standard application is implemented at the lowest level, the SYS layer. The application objects in the standard application can never be deleted.

Patch Layers:Each layer in Microsoft Dynamics AX has a corresponding patch layer that can be used to incorporate updates to your application or to store conflicts when you import models into a layer.


Microsoft only:

  • SYS/SYP: System Layer
  • GLS/GLP: Globalization Layer
  • FPK/FPP: Future Pack Layer
Partners and ISV:
  • SLN/SLP: Solution Layer
  • ISV/ISP: Independent Software vendor Layer
  • VAR/VAP: Value Added reseller
Partners and customers:
  • CUS/CUP: Customer Layer
  • USR/USP: User Layer 
Differences between Layers in Axapta 4.0, 5.0 and 6.0 :

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