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D365, DevOps and GIF-it

“A picture can tell more than a 1000 words.” But a video can tell even more.(Unless it is fake AI generated). When implementing Dynamics 365 we often use DevOps to document requirements, tasks and bugs. But did you know there is a very quick and e...

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D365 and the quick ‘ping’ performance test

Did you know there is a very easy way to check if your core D365 database are performing OK. Use the tool ‘Run performance test‘. There are no need to enable every test. Just focus on the insert of 1000 records. What is shown is the number of mill...

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D365 and the performance of app.css

Each time you load a D365 form som scratch, and you take a view in F12, you will see that there are a lot of calls happening, but one of them, that often stands out are App.Css. app.css may look like “just a stylesheet,” but it’s a foundational pa...

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D365 : Why is SysDA uptake so slow ?

SysDA is a data access abstraction layer. Instead of writing raw SQL or direct select statements, SysDA lets developers build queries through objects (SysDaQuery, SysDaSelect, SysDaWhere, etc.). Some benefits are: It essentially converts X++ query...

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D365 : PERF_INVENTDIM_INVENTSUM, and PERF_INVENTDIM_WHSINVENTRESERVE

If you look into where your DB is going, then in some cases the following two views pop’s up as occupying quite a lot of space: PERF_INVENTDIM_INVENTSUM, and PERF_INVENTDIM_WHSINVENTRESERVE At one customer they took :AXDB.PERF_INVENTDIM_INVENTSUM ...

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From Consensus to Consent – Speed Things Up

In many projects, we lose momentum not because people resist change — but because we wait too long for consensus. We keep discussing until everyone agrees. And then time flies by, costs accelerate and we fail on success criteria’s. Chasing the per...

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D365 Commerce – Clean up your 9999

If you use D365 Commerce, then you are most likely also have some CSU (Commerce Scale Units). Sending and receiving data frequently can quickly take a lot of preciouses GB of storage, that you want to use for other purposed. To see if you need to ...

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Where are the implementation cost-reductions ?

I’ve been implementing D365 since it first became available. Over the years, the improvements have been both incremental in the short term and fundamental in the long run. Cloud, AI, and modern architecture have reshaped what’s possible. But what ...

Kurt Hatlevik 2,067