Dynamics AX AIF and BizTalk

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Waqar Ahmed

2010-01-25 17:52:01 UTC

Hi there,
I created a customer in AX using Biztalk AX and a sample sent by MS. But I m
getting following error when i try to create address in Dynamics AX using
BizTalk AX adapter and AIF Addres service.

"No Reference Record ID, Reference Record could not be found."

I m using following address xml as input.

<Address
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/dynamics/2008/01/documents/Address">
<DocPurpose>Original</DocPurpose>
<Address class="entity">
<Address>123 My Address</Address>
<AddrTableId>35</AddrTableId>
<City>MyCity</City>
<CountryRegionId>US</CountryRegionId>
<County>Broward</County>
<Email>***@mydomain.com</Email>
<Latitude>14</Latitude>
<LineNum>0</LineNum>
<Longitude>55</Longitude>
<Name>TJ01</Name>
<Phone>44444444</Phone>
<PhoneLocal>9999999</PhoneLocal>
<State>FL</State>
<Street>Street9</Street>
<ZipCode>33025</ZipCode>
</Address>
</Address>

The Customer was created successully using following XML...

<Customer
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/dynamics/2008/01/documents/Customer"><DocPurpose>Original</DocPurpose><CustTable
class="entity"> <AccountNum>TX01</AccountNum>
<Address>123 White Road, TX 78001 US</Address>
<City>Artesia Wells</City>
<CountryRegionId>US</CountryRegionId>
<County>LA SALLE</County>
<CustGroup>20</CustGroup>
<PartyType>Organization</PartyType>
<State>TX</State>
<Street>123 White Road</Street>
<ZipCode>78001</ZipCode> </CustTable></Customer>

Best Regards.

mihaela

2010-01-28 21:24:04 UTC

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I believe that you may need to pass a partyId to the address.

Post by Waqar Ahmed
Hi there,
I created a customer in AX using Biztalk AX and a sample sent by MS. But I m
getting following error when i try to create address in Dynamics AX using
BizTalk AX adapter and AIF Addres service.
"No Reference Record ID, Reference Record could not be found."
I m using following address xml as input.
<Address
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/dynamics/2008/01/documents/Address">
<DocPurpose>Original</DocPurpose>
<Address class="entity">
<Address>123 My Address</Address>
<AddrTableId>35</AddrTableId>
<City>MyCity</City>
<CountryRegionId>US</CountryRegionId>
<County>Broward</County>
<Latitude>14</Latitude>
<LineNum>0</LineNum>
<Longitude>55</Longitude>
<Name>TJ01</Name>
<Phone>44444444</Phone>
<PhoneLocal>9999999</PhoneLocal>
<State>FL</State>
<Street>Street9</Street>
<ZipCode>33025</ZipCode>
</Address>
</Address>
The Customer was created successully using following XML...
<Customer
xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/dynamics/2008/01/documents/Customer"><DocPurpose>Original</DocPurpose><CustTable
class="entity"> <AccountNum>TX01</AccountNum>
<Address>123 White Road, TX 78001 US</Address>
<City>Artesia Wells</City>
<CountryRegionId>US</CountryRegionId>
<County>LA SALLE</County>
<CustGroup>20</CustGroup>
<PartyType>Organization</PartyType>
<State>TX</State>
<Street>123 White Road</Street>
<ZipCode>78001</ZipCode> </CustTable></Customer>
Best Regards.

Kevin Crider

2012-06-07 14:07:54 UTC

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I apologize for bumping such an old post but the community support for Dynamics AX Web Services is extremely lacking. I have the exact same problem as the OP. The PartyID is not a valid element in the Address schema. In fact, the address table in the database doesn't even store the PartyID. I am sending over the RecID, the same field/value I use to do my initial search and capture the document hash.

The PartyID does seem like the right approach based on the fact that a customer needs to be tied to this address, but that field isn't how it's done. Any further advice or suggestions?

Post by mihaela
I believe that you may need to pass a partyId to the address.