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31
By SNielsen .NET, Dynamics NAV, Tips&Tricks
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Back in January 2011 i wrote about the NAV Launcher, a
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project based on the Navision Starter v1.2 orignally created
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by Sergey Gazizyanov back in 2006. Well, i realized that i never put a download link on the site. Attached in this post is the installer for the .NET project. It
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requires, as far as i remember .NET framework version 2. Continue reading »
documents as PDF (3) Bayu Septian: what Data type of variabel FileVar? thx before Saving filters in Dynamics NAV – Filter
Tagged with: .NET • automation • Dynamics NAV • external • how-to • programming • tools
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Oct
12
By SNielsen Dynamics NAV, NAV Directions
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If you are not at the NAV Directions 2011 in Orlando, you
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might not be aware of this new initiative for the NAV
wondering if you have tried to fix the
Directions Innovation Award. Entrants were to submit a 3-5
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minute video to showcase their “innovation” for the board
CompanyInformation Picture in
that will select the finalists. Voting will be done in the true
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spirit of popular TV shows like “X Factor”, “American Idol”
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etc., where the attendees at the conference will be doing the
clever tutorial! I’ve extended my Excel
actual voting.
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I got this list of entries for the innovation award, so check
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them out:
is unknown variable mscript control sachin chaudhari: i have following error
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Dynamics NAV RTC Reports, BLOB fields, printing 09 Notifications May
By SNielsen .NET, Dynamics NAV, RTC, Tips&Tricks
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In Dynamics NAV 2009 RTC you have the new functionality with Notifications. It allows you to create notifications and
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send them to other users, so it shows up in their “My
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Notification” on the Role Center. The notifications are actually
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stored in the “Record Link” table as a BLOB field.
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This is a great functionality, but as it is now, you can only see
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the notes from the My Notifications and the notification fact
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boxes. In this blog post i will take a look at how you can print
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these notes in a RTC/RDLC report.
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Lets take closer look at what is stored:
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You know the hoops you have to jump before you got
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Visual Studio setup for creating a RTC add-in. Well look
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no further Christian Abeln published a couple of great
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templates to use in Visual Studio, that will help you create your add-ins much faster and easier.
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Actually he already published tempates back in 2009,
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as you can find on this link: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/cabeln/archive/2009/11/16/resources-to-my-add-in-sessions-atdirections-09-in-austin-tx.aspx.
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His new updated templates that VS extensions can be downloaded here:
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Dynamics NAV, first on the Azure platform?
Apr
11
By SNielsen Dynamics NAV, RTC
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Looking forward to reading some of the Convergence
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gossip from Atlanta, i got this link from a friend today.
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Definitely sounding interesting that Dynamics NAV will
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be the first Microsoft ERP product supported on the
Microsoft Azure platform.
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The next major releases of Dynamics AX, GP, NAV and SL will be developed to run on
in the Microsoft Dynamics channel
Windows Azure, Microsoft’s cloud development platform that’s been available for a year,
December 25, 2017 Jason Gumpert, Editor MSDW Podcast: B2B E-Commerce trends
Tatarinov said, beginning with the next version of Dynamics NAV that’s due in 2012. The
in the Microsoft Dynamics channel
applications will support multi-tenancy, he said.
December 25, 2017 Jason Gumpert, Editor MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR ! December 23, 2017 Roberto
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Stefanetti ALL About NAV 2018 Web Client Personalization December 23, 2017 Roberto Stefanetti
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Solution Export Error – A Known Issue December 22, 2017 Joe D365 From the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Blogs:
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Accounting entries, Russian style; GDPR resources December 22, 2017 MSDW Editorial Team
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Microsoft Dynamics Partner Roundup:
In my search for some information about getting
D365 retail replenishment; Donor
Item Tracking via ADCS to work with MRP/MPS in
management; EDI for GP 2018; Inspections for government December 22, 2017 MSDW
Dynamics NAV i noticed, that when i searched for
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specific terms of functions in NAV objects a website
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kept popping up in the Google search results.
D365 retail replenishment; Donor management; EDI for GP 2018; Inspections
For some reason i had not really seen it before,
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must have missed a blog post about it :). It is
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basically a web based object model of Dynamics
NAV. I know you can use other tools like Developers Toolkit to provide the same functionality, but having it online and available without any setups is pretty cool. Continue reading »
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NAV Launcher – Open NAV with the right client 20 version Jan
By SNielsen .NET, Dynamics NAV, Tips&Tricks, Toolbelt
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This morning i was reading the blog post from Arend-Jan Kaufmann regarding opening Classic databases with the correct executable version. You can see his blog post here: Suggestion for Available Databases Form in Dynamics NAV It reminded me of a tool i basically use on a daily basis, as well as many other people in my company. It is an extended version of the Navision Starter v1.2 orignally created by Sergey Gazizyanov back in 2006. I have added support for the latest version, as well as shell integration for native databases (*.fdb), so you just double click on the FDB file. The launcher will determine the database version from both SQL and native databases, and choose the right client executable to open the database with. It also can do automated login with database login, by using a default password like sa/sa. See here for a quick overview… Continue reading »
Tagged with: application • Dynamics NAV • guide • tools • video
Welcome to the Digital Age… and 2011!
Jan
18
By SNielsen Dynamics NAV, Tips&Tricks
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18 days into the new year of 2011, and still wondering where 2010 went? Since the last postings things have been busy with end of year tasks for customers, holiday with the family and here early 2011 a NAV 3.60 to NAV 2009 upgrade. With christmas time just a few weeks past, i think i know what one of our customers got for christmas :). Well, here is the story… you know for troubleshooting issues remotely screenshots of the process and error messages are always a big help, so our support department requested that from a customer. Here is what they send us: Continue reading »
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Copy/paste from Dynamics NAV to Excel 09 Headache! Dec
By SNielsen Dynamics NAV, Tips&Tricks
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Every time you copy/paste data from NAV to Excel, you always run into the “intelligent” way Excel handles data. Excel’s default number format is “General”. Unfortunately this has some drawbacks, especially when you paste in data from another application. Lets do this example, enter in a new cell with Number Format General, the value “001010”, and you will see Excel stores this as 1010, since it determined your value to be a Number. Of course we wanted it to be the equivalent of a NAV Code field, and expected Excel to keep it like “001010”. In order to do this you can for the field tell it is text by adding a ‘ in front. So far so good…. But when doing a copy/paste you dont have that option, so what to do? Continue reading »
Tagged with: application • Dynamics NAV • excel • external • how-to
Hot Topic Videos released for upcoming Dynamics 03 NAV R2 Dec
By SNielsen Dynamics NAV, RTC
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While most children are watching the days to christmas, most NAV people are looking forward to December 15th, when the R2 release of Dynamics NAV 2009 is going to be released. A quick blog scan will give you loads of information about the new features, the hype and what not. But Microsoft also released these hot topic videos covering some of the new features. For some reason i had not seen them until today where they caught my eye on the frontpage of MIBUSO. Thought i would share them with you as a little advent calendar present. The topics covered are: .NET Interop, Online Payments Service, What’s new for developers and a general overview. Continue reading »
Tagged with: external • how-to • R2 • video
Beginners Tip: Creating and Handling Headers in 02 Dataports Dec
By SNielsen Basic C/AL, Dynamics NAV
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As “Dinosaur”-tech as it might seem these days with most blogs posting about RTC, dataports is still one of the easiest ways to import data into NAVision. Having to search my old databases for a quick way to handle headers in datafiles, i thought i would share this with you. Hopefully Google will answer you with this post next time you have to do it :). If you appreciate these beginners tips, let me know and i will dig into my archives before everyone leaves on the Dynamics Ark…. This small piece of code will handle writing headers when exporting, and also skip the first datarow when importing. Continue reading »
Tagged with: dataport • Dynamics NAV • how-to • programming
Send Dynamics NAV RTC reports and documents 30 as PDF Nov
By SNielsen Basic C/AL, Dynamics NAV, RTC
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Thanks to Microsoft Reporting Services PDF Rendering Extension, all RTC reports can be exported to PDF. At least that is benefit coming back to us, while struggling with the report creations (read post from Alex Chow: How to define Set/GetData). In order to get the PDF, that gets generated on the service tier, available on the client tier, we need to copy the file from the server to the client tier. The Dynamics NAV team blog have posted a couple interesting articles about how to move files between the tiers. In this article we will put it all together in an easy to understand example that will give you emailing capabilities with PDF attachments. Continue reading »
Tagged with: guide • how-to • pdf • programming • rtc
What is in your Dynamics NAV toolbelt? Barcode 21 Creator by Stijn Bossuyt Nov
By SNielsen Basic C/AL, Dynamics NAV, Toolbelt
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Stijn Bossuyt has made a great function/codeunit for generating barcodes within Dynamics NAV without the need for any third party add-ons. You can find more information about it on this MIBUSO blog. Barcode as defined on Wikipedia: “A barcode is an optical machine-readable representation of data, which shows certain data on certain products. Originally, barcodes represented data in the widths (lines) and the spacings of parallel lines, and may be referred to as linear or 1D (1 dimensional) barcodes or symbologies. They also come in patterns of squares, dots, hexagons and other geometric patterns within images termed 2D (2 dimensional) matrix codes or symbologies. Although 2D systems use symbols other than bars, they are generally referred to as barcodes as well. Barcodes can be read by optical scanners called barcode readers, or scanned from an image by special software.” Lets go over a quick guide on how to use it. Continue reading »
Tagged with: barcode • Dynamics NAV • how-to • objects • toolbelt
Replacing CRONUS logo with CompanyInformation 17 Picture in Stylesheets Nov
By SNielsen Dynamics NAV, RTC
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This post is a follow up to some of my previous posts about the Send to Word/Excel features of Dynamics NAV. As you know, it uses a stylesheet (xslt file), that is being read into memory and the codeunit 403 inserts values into the document. This is definitely one of the cool demo features, when presenting NAV. At this point you dont realize that the Cronus logo is hardcoded into the stylesheets, but think it is just using the logo in the Company Information setup. My previous post gave you some steps on how to change this. But this can be pretty cumbersome to say it at least. So when having to do it for the I dont know what time again, i decided to create a function that could automatically insert the picture from the Company Information. Continue reading »
Tagged with: application • cronus • Dynamics NAV • guide • how-to • object • programming • stylesheet
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