Do you use a change log in your solution? Or maybe you built your own log? Not? Then maybe you have some tables which should be cleaned after some period? If yes, then this post is for you. In the new...
Some time ago I wrote how to send emails with an attachment from the cloud version (the article you can find here: Sending emails in the Cloud). So why the post? What had happened? Those who know Business Central or NAV (or...
In a lot of cases, I publish or show the code in my blog posts. Not this time – sorry! Also, prepare yourself for a long post – so grab your coffee before starting. But I hope that you will like...
Steve Endow has a series of blog posts about why Business Central is amazing (last one about our community here: https://blog.steveendow.com/2020/09/why-business-central-is-amazing-5.html ) Those who do not know him, he is originally from Dynamics GP World. In our community, we got more and more...
The new version is released – I think that is not big news to you if you follow any of the blogs, twitters, Microsoft Docs, etc. If you are a developer (but not only!) you should for sure read Waldo’s article https://www.waldo.be/2020/10/08/microsoft-dynamics-365-business-central-2020-release-wave-2-is-released/ and...
Last BCBeerinar Kennie from Microsoft showed the telemetry for Business Central and it was great (soon you will be able to read more about it on my blog), but he also showed Azure Data Studio. Even if this is not a...
In the last article in this series, I showed how to create an assisted setup and add all the necessary information such as adding a video or help link. Now let’s extend it and to something more. In this article, I...
In the first article, I tried to show you why you need the assisted setup – and if you are here it means you want to create an assisted setup for your extensions (at least I hope so). That is great!...
The Assisted Setup is something, which each ISV who develop any extension which requires setup, should consider adding to the solution. In this series of articles, I will try to show how to do it. I will start from a simple...
If you read my last article about the builds (here: http://www.mynavblog.com/2020/06/05/automated-builds-part-9-using-azure-vm/) you know that current one will be a continuation. But since the beginning of June, a lot changed in the builds area, so I needed to rethink the scenario. First, Freddy...
