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Resolve the ledger dimension in the a different account structure [AX 2012]

Recently I had a look at an error that occurred on a custom journal posting routine. It was somewhat similar the journal allocations by looking at existing transaction to make adjustment. What I didn’t know is the account structure has changed. An error popped up: Account structure X for the combination x-x-x-x-x, is not valid for the ledger X.

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When ever using ledger dimensions don’t just stamp the LedgerDimensionRecId. Use this method to resolve the RecId in the current account structure for the current company.

toLedgerDimension = DimensionDefaultingService::serviceCreateLedgerDimension(fromLedgerdimension);

I had to do a quick unit test to prove this. Below is a job that converts.

Code:
static void resolveLedgerDimension(Args _args)
{
    //My expected values are 
    //Dimension display value = '1.1.4.2.03--'
    //Account structure and dimension From RecId - Brazil    - 52565566264
    //Account structure and dimension Resolved RecId - Brazil SI - 22565539091
    RecId fromLedgerdimension = 52565566264;
    RecId toLedgerdimension;
    toLedgerdimension = DimensionDefaultingService::serviceCreateLedgerDimension(fromLedgerdimension);
    info(strFmt("From RecId %1 to %2", fromLedgerdimension, toLedgerdimension));    
    info(strFmt("From Display value %1 to %2", 
                conPeek(AxdDimensionUtil::getLedgerAccountValue(fromLedgerdimension), 1), 
                conPeek(AxdDimensionUtil::getLedgerAccountValue(toLedgerdimension), 1)));
    info(strFmt("From Account structure %1 to %2", 
        DimensionStorage::getAccountStructureFromLedgerDimension(fromLedgerdimension).Name, 
        DimensionStorage::getAccountStructureFromLedgerDimension(toLedgerdimension).Name));     
}



In the AOT I found a dimension combination that existed in 2 account structures that are the same.


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