RE: Access to more sample data to practice configuration packages
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Hello Omar,
I appreciate your time in this. I have still put "No" as the answer for the responses, but I feel your answer is still very useful. After spending some of my available learning time digging through these resources, I have found the following...
1) Contoso Coffee Company -A few people mentioned this source. Helpful, but it is specific to business central, and the data ready to setup. I am trying to practice IMPORTS, so I can efficiently understand a diversity of client needs when doing this process, and understand what functionalities better suit each client. Another valuable resource, but not what I'm looking for.
2) Importing and creating data by hand - I am trying to save as much time as possible trying to efficiently practice just imports. I immensely appreciate your guidance, but I am aware that I can do these things by hand. I am willing to take guidance if a veteran tells me my best use of time is to practice by hand; however, I have done plenty of OOP development in the past, so I am aware that my learning style requires differing needs. That being said, since there doesn't seem to be data available, I will practice by hand.
3) Companies will give chart of accounts, inventory, customer info, etc in Excel documents, sometimes already with errors and/or confusion on how to move forward. Fake data of these tables in Excel documents is the only thing I'm looking for, as it will force me to see how companies usually provide these tables. My job is to help companies get organized. I do not expect them to have clean data that's ready to use. It seems this just isn't available somewhere. I know when I was in development, people would post repositories to github for others to practice something they learned. If I don't have access that data, I will make it myself over time and would like to share it for others to use. I'm thinking of making a fitness center company, a travel agency, and a restaurant. Advice on where I can share this data would be appreciated.
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When it comes to sharing data you can use Github for that. It lets you create free public repositories.