Stepts to learn Ax Easily

when learning the Microsoft Dynamics Ax you will face some difficulty in learning, the basic doubts arise in mind are where to start....??????
to avoid this confusion in your mind follow simple steps mentioned bellow
if you have basic idea about the SQL Database it will be a grate advantage for you in learning the AX.
the data will be stored in the SQL database for AX. so as a developer you need to work with this data every time. so my suggestion is to start with basic data storage.

1. First thing you need to  work with tables. tables are basic storage for data base.
every data in the ax will be stored in these tables. there are so many tables in the AX database. you can't able to remember them all, you know about them through out learning.
2. create a Table in the AOT, and insert some data into it.
3. After inserting data into the table you need work with the table properties like Relations and DeleteActions.
4. Relations and DeleteActions are very important in the maintaining data base consistency as well as to manipulate data.
5. The Relations will give the relation between the tables. Basically in learning stage you get a doubt what is relation??????
6. Basically the data in the AX is related to the Customers, Vendors, Purchase Table, SalesTable Ware house, etc.......
7. we cannot store all the data in a single table. it will be difficult and we cannot maintain data consistency. So the data related to the Customers will be stored in the customers table(CustTable), and the sales done by the customers will be stored in the SalesTable. So there should be a relation between Customer and his Sales Order in order maintain this relation Relations are used in AX.
8. The Next task is DeleteActions, these are used for the maintaining the delete procedure.

Further details about the relations and delete actions will be in next post.

9. After learning the tables and relations you need to work with the job creation.
10. Create a job and write a simple code to get the values stored in the table.

History Of Axapta

Microsoft Dynamics AX was originally developed as a collaboration between IBM and Danish Damgaard Data as IBM Axapta. Axapta was initially released in March 1998 in the Danish and U.S. markets. IBM returned all rights in the product to Damgaard Data shortly after the release of Version 1.5. Damgaard Data merged with Navision Software A/S in 2000 to form NavisionDamgaard, later named Navision A/S. Microsoft acquired the combined company in July 2002.^[4]

In September 2011, Microsoft released version AX 2012.^[5] It was made available and supported in more than 30 countries and 25 languages.

The newest version, released in February 2016,^[6] dropped the nomenclature of year and version and was simply called AX, although was widely known as AX7. This update was a major revision with a completely new UI delivered through a browser-based HTML5 client, and initially only available as a cloud-hosted application. This version lasted only a few months, though, as Dynamics AX was rebranded Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations in October 2016, and once more as Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations in July 2017.