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I've added a few fields to CustInvoiceJour that I need to expose through AIF. &nbsp;I'm trying to regenerate the Ax classes through the AIF Document Service Wizard, but no luck so far, because Ax says that the Document name/Service class name/Document object class name etc. already exists.<br />
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Well, that is the point, isn't it? &nbsp;I want to regenerate the classes, not create new ones fer crying out loud!!!<br />
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And, yes, the 'Regenerate AxBC classes' check box is ticked.<br />
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PLS help!
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I've added a few fields to CustInvoiceJour that I need to expose through AIF.  I'm trying to regenerate the Ax classes through the AIF Document Service Wizard, but no luck so far, because Ax says that the Document name/Service class name/Document object class name etc. already exists.

Well, that is the point, isn't it?  I want to regenerate the classes, not create new ones fer crying out loud!!!

And, yes, the 'Regenerate AxBC classes' check box is ticked.

PLS help!

Ax 2009: Regenerate AIF Classes - How?

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