Since little over a year once in a while, not very frequent (yet?), the NAV Team Blog seems to behave differently than normal. I don’t mean this negative, yet surprising. Among all those technical posts all of a sudden five functional posts popped up on November 29, 2010. Sigfredo Beerman…
Some might have read my recent mibuso post on this topic. Thought it worthwhile to share it here too, with some additions to it. And also add it to my list of undocumented features. Did you ever notice this? When you dynamically hide a column – i.e. by means of…
I’ll be there! I certainly will. Probably I was one of the first to subscribe as I knew I had to be there! If you would ask me why, I know a lot of things would run through my mind. And a lot of not-so-obvious things, I can tell you. Of course…
An international solution should be able to co-exist with any other add-on. License wise this has been enabled by specific objects ranges assigned to the add-on which assures that CSIDE objects – i.e tables, table fields, forms, reports, etc. – do not conflict (however see note 1). Unfortunately NAV does not…
So I started a sequel with so far only one post … and some papers with notes still lying about. A day off at home. Sun shining. Spring sparkling. Reading David van Reybrouck’s humongous book on Congo. And now some time in between to sit down and write. Let’s go. BaIS…
Some time ago I was happily surprised by a colleague sending me this link: http://www.sobersmartiestech.com/2010/11/performance-testing-dynamics-nav-middle.html. Thanx, Marius. I recall myself thinking “sobersmarties .. tech?” OK ,the performance-testing-dynamics-nav-middle part at least made sense and, of course, clicking on a link is not so much of an effort. And there I was, sitting in…
I still do not have my settings right to get informed on any changes on PartnerSource. Luckily, however, I am having a network that every now and then does the job for me. So what’s up, Doc? Have a look here. MS is asking us to give “feedback on the linguistic…
… unless your have a good reason for it! Already a year ago I wrote my Validating Data series. And only a couple of weeks ago me and my colleague were investigating one of our solutions that had a performance issue and were faced with code that wasn’t quite SMART with…
With this BaIS sequel I am going to create a collection of findings and thoughts on the various things we are coming across within Imtech ICT during our quest in building international solutions. Findings and thoughts not always logically ordered, but worth sharing with and getting comments on from the Dynamics…
With the introduction of the Microsoft SQL Server option for NAV the specific way of sorting Code fields (the Navision way) was no longer possible when running NAV on SQL Server. The Dynamics Book wiki gives a good description on the differences not in the least because of the filtering…