Hi,
Does anyone know where we can find the "Lot Warehouse Tracking" field in item tracking code setup?
I couldn't find it in the business central. I need to track lot number and expiry date in warehouse level.
Any advice?
Thank you.
Your best place to start (assuming you are with a Microsoft Partner) is: aka.ms/readytogoonlinelearning
If you are not a partner, or do not have access to the Dynamics Learning Portal (DLP), start here:
docs.microsoft.com/.../devenv-dev-overview
docs.microsoft.com/.../devenv-get-started
and starting reading the sub-articles from the navigation menu on the left.
Also, there are some partners who are providing remote and in-person training for partners as part of the Microsoft Ready-To-Go program. You can learn more about it, and partners who can help in your region from here:
docs.microsoft.com/.../readiness-ready-to-go
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Thank you so much!
I just start using the business central. I think the customization module has been changed since they moved the whole system to the cloud (Azure) which means we need to configure the changing and compile the code in local Visual studio and upload it as an extension right?
Could you please give me any tutorial resource about the customization?
Thank you again.
The field is still there, but it's not on the page by default. You can go to the Sandbox environment, navigate to the Item Tracking Code page, click Settings (the gear icon near the top right of the Business Central window), click on Designer, and then click on +Field. Here, you will see the Lot Warehouse Tracking and other fields to add to the page.
Remember, once you add the field and close the Designer mode by clicking Stop Designing, you will have an option to save this change as an extension and download the code. If you want this change in your production environment, be sure to download it. This will give you a zip file. To upload this as an extension in your production environment, you will need Visual Studio Code with the AL extension installed. Unzip the files to a folder, open the folder in Visual Studio Code, run the Download Symbols command, and press F5 to debug/compile. Doing so will result in the creation of a .app file in the same folder you unzipped your solution to.
This .app file can be uploaded to your production environment by navigation to the Extensions page, and use the Upload Extension action on the ribbon to upload your .app file. The steps to get from the .zip file to the .app file may seem daunting the first time you try it, but this who process takes just a few minutes. And once you upload the .app to Business Central, the validation process is automatic and takes just a minute or two.
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