Execution order of classes in journal

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Here is something good to know about the executionorder or batchclasses in a journal for Dynamics AX 4.0.

The classes that are included in a journal are executed sequentially. But this is not done by the order decided with the Up/down buttons. That which decides the execution order of the classes is the order that the classes are added, hence the RecId order.

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