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X++ & Morphx
Xenolith technologies has a strong team of proficient software programmers, who have the capability to deliver effective outputs.
Microsoft Axapta X++ is used for customizing Microsoft Dynamics ERP solutions.
This X++ is fully an object-oriented language, which has the advantages of inheritance, polymorphism and other object-oriented functionalities.
MorphX is a platform that helps in developing complex business and accounting management products. This Microsoft X++ is similar to C++ and Java in many ways and so allows for embedding the SQL directly in the code.
The memory management model in this Axapta X++ language is really simple as the objects can be created with a new operator. There is no pointer arithmetic or any defined pointer data types that make it too complex.
Microsoft X++ programmers can easily access the Microsoft Dynamics AX classes with the X++ technology that has functionalities like basic I/O and DDE transfers that helps in programming in a graphical user interface during run time.
X++ offers extensive compile-time checking and the X++ garbage collector runs automatically when there are no references to a particular object.
SQL Server
SQL is a structured query language server, SQL Server is used to interact with a database. It has widely used in Web applications involving a database back-end. SQL Server Reporting Services is widely adopted application for web based enterprise reporting solution
Xenolith uses SQL Server to develop custom reports in order to have in depth data analysis on complex data stores maintained by Dynamics Axapta.
Competent professionals at Xenolith generate graphical, simple and pivot reports by slicing and dicing complex business data store from the clients’ ERP applications. Following are some of the common scenarios for using SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) with Axapta ERP implementation
 Generate Customer Invoice Aging report
Generate Inventory Report
Drill Down Sales Report using Pie Chart or Bar Chart Representation
Inventory Drill Down Report using Pie Chart or Bar Representation
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