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The other day I had to update the objects I use in my training, from 2017 and 2018. Not a lot altogether, thus easy to do this manually and have a look at the changes. I was glad to have to do this as it showed that a number of fields have been s...
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It's good practice to program dialogs to inform users on the state or progress of a process. Like in standard NAV when posting a sales invoice: or a journal: But did you ever had to post dozens (or even hundreds or thousands) of sales i...
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Frost has hit the night. Sitting in our Finnish fireplace heated kitchen, looking at out garden wall, Wheather Report humming in the back, and having done my preps last week, I am ready to start writing another post on test automation. Being a pro...
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A welcome to Dynamics NAV veteran Marcel Duizendstraal, who joins the Clean Team! It seems there are many unnecessary pages still left in NAV2015, stemming from the good old transformation time. 7172 Sales Lines Subfor...
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You might know that I have been (and still am) a fan of Statical Prism. But now that we moved into the AL world this is becoming obsolete as it only handles C/AL code. Christin Clausen and his stati-cal team have been working hard on the AL versi...
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For about 2 years I have been using Statical Prism on and off, depending on the type of project I am working on, as in some cases I have the availability over IDYN's Object Manager (OMA). With NAV 2016 and a license update Statical Prism is ...
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You might recall me writing on the new ShowMandatory property. The one you can now set on a page control showing a red astrix on the left side of the control. And that it will also show when setting the NotBlank property on a primary key fiel...
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Start of this year we upgraded our NAV 2016 installation to NAV 2018 RTM. And February 26 we were live. It was a relative smooth and fast upgrade and we were quite pleased with it. We ran however into a couple of performance issues of which one t...
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More or less coincidentally I stumbled over the topic of this post a couple of weeks ago in my next endeavor to raise the success rate of the MS test suite on our solution. A task being picked up every once in while, next to all the normal work. ...