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Navigate Into Success Ensuring Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementation success since 2003
enHow Do I… Videos on MSDN
MSDN has started running a series of the How do I… videos for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 (feed here). The idea is to showcase a technical feature in 5-15 minutes. The project is still ongoing, but a number of videos have just been released and announced on the Microsoft Dynamics... - uto 5.3.2013
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Navigate Into Success Ensuring Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementation success since 2003
enTransaction Integrity with Connected Systems
With .NET Interoperability around, it’s very likely you’ll be synchronously calling external web services from C/AL, to exchange data. I won’t go into discussing whether or not this kind of architecture is good (my own position is that it isn’t), you may end up having situations... - čet 21.2.2013
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Navigate Into Success Ensuring Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementation success since 2003
enCross-Call State Sharing in Web Services
Web services in NAV have an interesting feature: they are stateless. For a system which is pretty stateful otherwise, this feature can be outright annoying. You must get used to it, and then make sure you never ever write code as if there was any state preserved on the other end.... - čet 1.11.2012
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Navigate Into Success Ensuring Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementation success since 2003
enSome tips and hints about temporary tables
Temporary tables in NAV are a great thing, and are frequently used, but there are some misconceptions about them. I see developers do the same mistakes time after time and again. In this post I’ll address some common misconceptions and give some tips and hints that you can use in... - ned 30.9.2012
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Navigate Into Success Ensuring Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementation success since 2003
enWeb Services Black Belt: consuming NAV web services using pure C/AL
Have you ever needed to connect to the Web services of one NAV instance from another one? If so, I bet that the approach was something like this: you created a .NET class where you defined a Web or Service reference to the target instance, and then you consumed that .NET class using... - pon 25.6.2012
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enBenchmarking Results: NAV 2013 Outperforms All Previous Versions
Marketing is nice as long as it matches the reality. With Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013, Microsoft has promised a lot of improvements, but how well does NAV 2013 stand the reality test? Apparently, outstandingly well. Over the past two days, I have intensively tested NAV 2009 and NAV... - čet 21.6.2012
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Navigate Into Success Ensuring Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementation success since 2003
enTop 5 SQL Server Improvements in NAV 2013
Performance is one of those things you can’t get enough of and NAV is one of those systems where an extra operation per second is always welcome. Yesterday, during the Expert Panel at the NAV day of the Decisions Spring conference, there was a question: is there any improvement in... - sri 20.6.2012
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Navigate Into Success Ensuring Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementation success since 2003
enNAV Expert Panel Session Begins
I’m right now sitting in the virtual lobby of the NAV Expert Panel Session of the NAV day of the Decisions Spring 2012 conference. The panel features three MVPs, three book authors, and established members of the NAV community: Eric Wauters, Matt Traxinger, Steven Renders, Brent... - čet 14.6.2012
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Navigate Into Success Ensuring Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementation success since 2003
enDecisions Spring 2013 Kicking-off Next Week
Make sure not to miss Decisions, the virtual conference about Microsoft Dynamics, by MSDynamicsWorld.com. It’s starting next Monday, and I hope you already have it in your calendar. It’s a four day conference, a day per Dynamics flavor (SL is the only one not being served). The... - sri 13.6.2012
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Navigate Into Success Ensuring Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementation success since 2003
enUnlimited Text Length in NAV 2013
Have you noticed already that in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 the text variables can have unlimited length? That’s quite a leap ahead of the previous versions which couldn’t handle more than 1024 characters per variable. If you wanted to achieve bug-free code then, when you were... - ned 10.6.2012
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Navigate Into Success Ensuring Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementation success since 2003
enLength of G/L Account Name in NAV 2013
A small but important change often slips under the radar of the What’s New kinds of documents. One of those is the standard length of the Name field in G/L Account table. I’ve just noticed that in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 the length of this field has been increased from 30... - uto 22.5.2012
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Navigate Into Success Ensuring Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementation success since 2003
enNAV 2013 beta mini-launch at Adriatics Community
If you want to learn more about the upcoming release of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013, and you are from Zagreb, or don’t mind coming to it, the next community event of Microsoft Dynamics Community Adriatics will be fully dedicated to NAV 2013. There are going to be two presentations.... - pet 18.5.2012
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enGenerics in .NET Interop for NAV 2013
.NET Framework is full of programming conceptual gems, that are now at the fingertips of us poor C/AL folks. One of those is generics. However, the C/AL support for generics at the first glance seems rather limited, and the help file says that you can’t specify data types, and that... - čet 17.5.2012
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enHello, unicode!
你好，世界！გამარჯობა, მსოფლიო! હેલો, વિશ્વ! مرحبا، العالم! שלום, עולם! नमस्ते, दुनिया! こんにちは世界 ಹಲೋ, ವಿಶ್ವದ! 안녕하세요, 세계! Γεια σου, κόσμε! Привет, мир! வணக்கம், உலக! హలో, ప్రపంచం! สวัสดีโลก! No, no, I didn’t go fully crazy yet, but I’m surely closing in. Maybe it’s not at all such a big... - pon 14.5.2012
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enMicrosoft Dynamics NAV 2013 Beta Available!
I don’t know about you, but I think today is a great day: Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 Beta has been published on PartnerSource, and if you have access, you can download it from here. I’ve been playing around with CTPs for more quite a while, and even though I can’t share any... - sub 3.3.2012
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Navigate Into Success Ensuring Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementation success since 2003
enDynamics Top 100 Nominations for 2012
It’s the fourth year of DynamicsWorld’s Microsoft Dynamics Most Influential People Top 100 list, and it’s the nomination time. Last year I’ve somehow found my way onto this list (and I certainly didn’t nominate myself), and it seems somebody has nominated me this year too (and... - sri 22.2.2012
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Navigate Into Success Ensuring Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementation success since 2003
enPassing strongly-typed data to Web services
Passing strongly-typed data to NAV Web services can be trickier than it seems. If you are lucky, you can make your method accept strongly-typed parameters, and you are good to go. However, if you just can’t avoid sending text data, your text must be encoded in EN-US format, otherwise... - čet 16.2.2012
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enMicrosoft Dynamics Mayhem
If you thought “here he comes again” with the bugs and stuff, no – this is not about it. This is just about a new sales campaign launched by PACKT Publishing, the good guys who published my and Dave’s book three years ago, and plenty other good books thereafter, as well. So, if you... - uto 31.1.2012
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enWeb Reference vs. Service Reference, Part 3
Fasten your seatbelts, you are in for the next round of Web Reference vs. Service Reference, which brings an unexpected twist to the story. After giving reasons why not to use Web References, I’ll now put my devil’s advocate’s hat on, and try to have you change your mind. It’s... - pon 30.1.2012
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enWeb Reference vs. Service Reference, Part 2
A beauty of Web services is that they don’t need to care at all about who’s consuming them. Whether there is .NET on Windows, Java on Linux or some proprietary stuff on an iPad on the other end, they do exactly the same stuff. To make it short: if something works on one platform... - pet 27.1.2012
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enWeb Reference vs. Service Reference, Part 1
Once upon a time, Freddy has delivered a great series on connecting to NAV Web Services from a smorgasbord of technology flavors. If you are a .NET enthusiast, like me, the obvious choice is to connect through the tools that are at your disposal in Visual Studio: the proxy classes.... - pon 23.1.2012
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enBug theater in Web services #5
Last Monday I’ve attended my second daughter’s birth, and then spent the week trying to relieve my wife as much as possible from anything but breastfeeding. As a matter of fact, I’d like to keep doing it, it was not only a great break from daily worries, but also a fantastic occasion... - pon 16.1.2012
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enBug theater in Web services #4
In my country, there’s a saying: “A good horse has a hundred flaws; a bad one has only one.” It’s bad. People have asked me why I am doing this, and if I hate Web services because I’m blogging about their flaws. In fact, I love Web services, and as I said in the first [...] - pet 13.1.2012
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enBug theater in Web services #3
Soren has taught me yesterday that some of the bugs I encountered have been properly disinsected by Microsoft, so other than the workarounds I suggested, there is an option to apply the hotfix and forget about that one. Today, I’ll explain a not so critical bug, as the one yesterday,... - čet 12.1.2012
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enBug theater in Web services #2
The bug with which I started this series is nothing critical. It manifests rarely, you can easily work around it. It’s in the “so what” category. But the one I’ll talk about today is a tough beast, with not-so-easy workarounds that cause as much headache as the bug itself. So, here... - sri 11.1.2012
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enBug theater in Web services #1
If something, Stratus has taught me how buggy the implementation of Web services in Microsoft Dynamics NAV is. Let me be clear from the onset: Web services are a great functionality in NAV, one of the best additions (together with .NET interop) to NAV stack in a long while. But... - pet 11.11.2011
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enMicrosoft releases Sure Step 2012
A couple of days ago, at a Sure Step 2010 training at Sundsgården, Helsingborg, Sweden, while students were preparing to take the exam, one of the students asks me where she can download Sure Step 2010. I give her the link, but she tells me: “No, that’s Sure Step 2012, I’d like to... - pet 30.9.2011
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enThe Beauty and The Beast: NAV and .NET
If there wasn’t one already, someone should have invented Belgium. There are two things in this world that I love, and probably shouldn’t (and an oversized red speaker’s shirt I got from Luc today did a darned god job at concealing the unlucky consequences of overly indulging in... - ned 4.9.2011
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enStratus Setup Wizard launches pilot in LATAM
Today, Stratus has officially entered the pilot phase in Latin America, after the latest build of Stratus Setup Wizard has smoothly and flawlessly configured Stratus in a local customized version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2. Through cooperation with a partner company from... - sri 24.8.2011
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enStatus of Stratus, T-1 month
The summer was hot in this part of the world, and Stratus only helped keep the heat up. We were not only snorkeling through the summer, we did a lot of work to keep up with our goal of going live in September, and we are still on track. So far so good. Over the [...]
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