Major
focus of Business Central Wave 2
This Release is
focused mostly on performance, reliability, supportability and security.
Modern
Client
The RTC or Windows
Client is finally gone forever. Users can now access Business Central in the...
The Release of Business Central Wave 2 have raised questions in many minds that how do we upload the Developer/Customer License in the database.
Powershell commands which existed in the earlier NAVAdminTools as well will now help in Wave 2 to upl...
Before getting into the Installation part let us Understand why to use Git. Is it necessary? Why can’t we just work simply on Visual Studio Code without Git?
Here’s Why!
Git is a Version Control system. For example, if you have...
With the Business Central’s new Wave 2 release, and the C/AL objects been eliminated, All we have with us now is the AL Code and former Base C/AL Codes incorporated inside an App.
This raises a question in everyone’s mind that how...
While working with the AL Extension on Visual Studio Code, you will come across an Outline Tab at the Bottom Left Corner of the Explorer.
It is enabled by default and shows the structure or hierarchy of the code written in the currently select...
Hello Readers,
I am Writing this blog because of one of the Queries I came across where the User wants to have a hyperlink while receiving a Notification Email from Business Central/NAV. When clicking on that hyperlink, the Page from Windows C...
When a Test Codeunit is executed, the platform will Execute the OnRun trigger and each test functions that resides in the Test Codeunit are executed after that. The results of each test functions are recorded in a buffer.
When a SUCCESS is ret...
The Permissions for the Objects in the Extension resides in the Extension itself as an XML file. The Objects will give error if not mentioned in the Permissions XML as by default the Permissions Sets are not available for Custom Range Objects. On...
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