Critical Hot fixes ( AX 2009 )

Critical Hot fixes

The Dynamics AX kernel hotfixes are cumulative fixes that address issues in the executable and dll files for Dynamics AX. These hotfixes do not modify any X++ code, therefore they do not require full X++ code review when deploying to your environment. The kernel fixes are designed to address stability, performance, and compatibility with other software applications. When you apply a kernel hotfix you do want to do testing and the key areas to focus on are printing, pdf functionality, and integration points. When you apply a kernel hotfix you want to be sure that it is applied on all machines that have a Dynamics AX component, such as the client, AOS, or .Net business connector. If you do run into any issues with the Kernel hotfix you can safely remove the hotfix from the Programs and Features area of the Control Panel.
It is recommended that you consider regular installation of Kernel rollups in your Microsoft Dynamics AX environments. We find that many times when a customer is experiencing issues with the AOS that installing the latest Kernel hotfix resolves the issue. Therefore to assist our customers and partners with applying the Kernel hotfixes we have started to release the Kernel portion of the Rollup hotfixes for Dynamics AX 2009 as a separate download. This download will have "_BinaryOnly" in the file name. The one without "_BinaryOnly" contains both the Application and Kernel. This way customers can install just the Kernel portion of the Rollup hotfixes that we provide. Due to Rollup hotfixes receiving, more testing than a regular hotfix we recommend that you apply the latest kernel Rollup hotfix unless your issue has been resolved in a kernel hotfix since then. Here are the links to the latest kernel hotfix - To find the latest kernel Rollup see the Hotfix Rollups released for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 section of Hot Fixes Released for Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009

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