As you can see in AX 2012 updating cross references is not a batch job any more. But is worth setting it up to be run automatically during the night.
There is the article on MSDN describing this subject but without a batch, and if it looks too complicated for you, as for me, I would suggest another way found on AXForum (in Russian).
Once you started cross-reference updating from the client, you can easily find this job in Batch Job menu.
As we can see it is xRefUpdateIL class used for this goal, that in turn runs UpdateAll method.
So, it is possible to create your own job or batchable class to run, but we can just change the recurrence and set up other parameters, like alerts, for the ended batch job and change then its status to Waiting.
The same is true for partial reference update, say, for certain tables and classes of a project.
Happy cross-reference updating!
There is the article on MSDN describing this subject but without a batch, and if it looks too complicated for you, as for me, I would suggest another way found on AXForum (in Russian).
Once you started cross-reference updating from the client, you can easily find this job in Batch Job menu.
As we can see it is xRefUpdateIL class used for this goal, that in turn runs UpdateAll method.
So, it is possible to create your own job or batchable class to run, but we can just change the recurrence and set up other parameters, like alerts, for the ended batch job and change then its status to Waiting.
The same is true for partial reference update, say, for certain tables and classes of a project.
Happy cross-reference updating!
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