How to access timestamp from C/AL? When you Google/Bing this question, you mainly get three answers: Short answer: you can't, Write a SQL query using ADO.NET, Create a SQL view and use a linked table on NAV, When Microsoft introduced NAV 2016, we got a fourth answer described in this blog post by Dynamics NAV … Continue reading How to: Access timestamp from C/AL
This post is part of a series of posts where I explain how to print to different trays in NAV. Print to different trays in NAV - Part 1 Print to different trays in NAV - Part 2 Print to different trays in NAV - Part 3 Print to different trays in NAV - Part … Continue reading Print to different trays in NAV – Part 4
This post is part of a series of posts where I explain how to print to different trays in NAV. Print to different trays in NAV - Part 1 Print to different trays in NAV - Part 2 Print to different trays in NAV - Part 3 Print to different trays in NAV - Part … Continue reading Print to different trays in NAV – Part 3
This post is part of a series of posts where I explain how to print to different trays in NAV. Print to different trays in NAV - Part 1 Print to different trays in NAV - Part 2 Print to different trays in NAV - Part 3 Print to different trays in NAV - Part … Continue reading Print to different trays in NAV – Part 2
This post is part of a series of posts where I explain how to print to different trays in NAV. Print to different trays in NAV - Part 1 Print to different trays in NAV - Part 2 Print to different trays in NAV - Part 3 Print to different trays in NAV - Part … Continue reading Print to different trays in NAV – Part 1
As I already explained in this blog post you can import text files with encoding in Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 Classic Client and old versions. Today, I will use the same trick in order to export a text file with encoding (UTF-8 in the example below). In order to illustrate this, let's export all items … Continue reading Text encoding in NAV 2009 R2 Classic Client – Part 2
No, you guessed wrong! I am not going to add another blog to explain how to use Powershell to create and setup a Dynamics NAV Web Instance. As a quick reminder you can refer to msdn here and use Microsoft Dynamics NAV Administration Shell to easily create a new web instance. But, what if I … Continue reading How to: Set Up Multiple Web Server Instances for the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Web Client – Part 1
Last summer, when I posted my first article I though blogging is very easy and I'll post an article every week. Actually, it's not that easy. Anyway, after few months here is the article I promised: a 100% generic web service client for NAV. I was looking for a way to automate all my web … Continue reading Dynamics NAV Generic SOAP Client
It's been a few years now that I'm reading every single blog post about Dynamics NAV. I learned a lot from all the experts that they share their time with us. Thanks to them, I found answers to a lot of problems I faced in my professional life. Better, I learned enough to overcome challenges … Continue reading My first blog post… about NAV
