SQL Operations Studio (preview) is a free tool that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, for managing SQL Server, Azure SQL Database, and Azure SQL Data Warehouse; wherever they’re running. SQL Operations Studio (preview) is built on top of Visual Studio Code and offers a lightweight, keyboard focused modern code workflow experience when working with … Read More →
Wow, the Anniversary Developer Preview is full of amazing features: Debugger changes Method overloading More control add-ins available Working with camera More system tables unblocked Have a look here for the full details: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/nav/2017/12/20/nav-development-preview-anniversary-update/ To jump directly to an updated image, go to the sign up at http://aka.ms/navdeveloperpreview.
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Recently someone asked me how to connect SQL Server Management Studio to the database on a Docker image for NAV 2018. Before I could answer Jakub Vaňák already did and said: “Of course it is. If you want to access the default instance inside one of MS NAV containers you can access it from your docker … Read More →
Microsoft Dynamics NAV Development enters a new era with warp speed. With a cloud first strategy for Microsoft Dynamics, the arrival of a new development tool, the integration with Office365, the breakthrough of the API economy, the cross platform reality, and the necessity of seamless upgrades, the Microsoft Dynamics NAV development challenge will diversify and intensify. … Read More →
Here’s a small teaser about the attendees for my workshop at NAV TechDays… Embed code Link you can send in email: https://app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiMzEzZjNlYWUtOWEyNy00MzQ2LWIxOWYtNDk0ZDQyMzQzMTk1IiwidCI6ImU1N2JmZjczLWY5YjQtNDliNS1hZWE1LWM2ZmRlNDFhYzljMiIsImMiOjh9 Link you can send in email: <iframe width=”933″ height=”700″ src=”https://app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiMzEzZjNlYWUtOWEyNy00MzQ2LWIxOWYtNDk0ZDQyMzQzMTk1IiwidCI6ImU1N2JmZjczLWY5YjQtNDliNS1hZWE1LWM2ZmRlNDFhYzljMiIsImMiOjh9″ frameborder=”0″ allowFullScreen=”true”></iframe>
Using Visual Studio Code as a replacement for Sql Server Management Studio is very easy. Once you have downloaded and installed VSCode (download it here), you need to add the mssql extension in Visual Studio Code, which you can find here. Then create a new file in VSCode and give it the extension .sql. The mssql … Read More →
Service Management in Dynamics NAV Leer in minder dan een halve dag hoe je field service en repair shop kan organiseren en administreren in de Service Management module van Microsoft Dynamics NAV. Trainer Vincent Bellefroid leert je hoe je onderhouds- en herstelopdrachten kan registreren, plannen en administratief verwerken in NAV. Ontdek hoe je de volledige … Read More →
In deze online training leer je in slechts 2,5 uur met Power BI inzichtelijke dashboards te bouwen op basis van Microsoft Dynamics NAV data. Je leert in deze training werken met Power BI desktop en Power BI.com. Je maakt een bruikbaar datamodel met tijdsanalyses en measures op basis van Microsoft Dynamics NAV data. Eens dit … Read More →
Dynamics NAV 2018 and Dynamics GP 2018 will become generally available later this calendar year. https://community.dynamics.com/b/msftdynamicsblog/archive/2017/09/22/simplifying-dynamics-365-offerings There is going to be a “Dynamics NAV 2018” after all “Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2018” in 2017 afterall! NAV 2018 after all
Apparently there was some confusion at Directions US about the future of Dynamics NAV. I was not there and so I don’t really know what was said, but I saw a lot of reactions on social media. So, please read this post from Alexandar Totovic: More truth about the future of NAV Personally I think you … Read More →
A question I get asked frequently is: Ho Do I Create a Report in VSCode, and to me more specific, How Do I Create the Layout, being an RDLC or Word layout? The answer is that you need to create the report object as an .al file, then you create and export the layout(s) and … Read More →