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My first full year (January-December)of writing on my blog has passed. When I saw this post on the "NAV Developer's blog", I just thought: "hey, that's a good idea to end this year of blogging. Let's make an overview of my blog as well". And here it is. I was quite surprised...
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waldo
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Wed, Dec 24 2008
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Filed under: Development, Dynamics NAV, Philosophy, Installation, Conference, Diary, SQL Server, MVP, NAV 4.0 SP3, NAV 6.0, NAV 5.0, NAV 4.0, NAV 5.0 SP1, NAV 2009, Off Topic, Belgian Dynamics Community, Platform Updates, What impact does my C/AL have on SQL, Windows Server, SQL Server 2008, Convergence, Outlook, Sharepoint, Upgrade
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Today, I got the message that Microsoft Dynamics NAV is officially compatible with Microsoft SQL Server 2008 and Microsoft Windows Server 2008 ! Here you can find the official announcement. So, this means exactly that Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0 SP1 and Microsoft Dynamics NAV 4.0 SP3 is compatible with...
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Two posts in one day ... It's not really my habit, but it's just too interesting (and definitely a "hot topic") to not to inform you of this. I promised in my previous post that a next one regarding compatibility would follow. I just got the necessary (official) compatibility information...
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I had this issue at a customer of ours. The error message " Login failed for user 'sa' because the account is currently locked out " surprised me a bit. I didn't know this was possible. Actually, it is even possible to not have any admin anymore in the database, by locking out sa...
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I am happy to announce Outlook Integration Update for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0 . This update is now available for you to download at PartnerSource login credentials are required off course . The Outlook Integration update rollup corrects the issues that are described in KB article number 945879. Apply...
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It has been on partnersource for a while now, but I wanted to highlight it again. Microsoft assembled all tools that are important for SQL Server, and put it on one CD: the SQL Server Technical Kit for Microsoft Dynamics NAV . Actually, I got it on CD on Directions, but you can also download it from...
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Michael Meissner's challenge was to convince us that choosing SQL Server as database server is a right choice. The challenge is simple. He summed up the different tools you have inside the SQL Server suite: Integration services : to move data around Analysis services : to analyse your data / everything...
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I write this blog to you because recently, I had a somewhat surprising licensing issue concerning SQL Server and Microsoft Dynamics NAV. It all began with our Sales departement. They had a very "hot" prospect (not going to mention the name). It would become a very intersting project: 65 users...
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I notice that for most people, it's still a big question what are the most important differences between 32-bit and 64-bit. I hope this table will help you understand why 64 bit os better, and why it doesn't have to be that more expensive. General Memory Limits 32-bit 64-bit Total Virtual Address...
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This is going to be an article about "Index Hinting". I'm ashamed that I did not know about this feature until for a few weeks ago. Why? Because it has been in the bible for a long time (fyi, "the bible" is "The Application Designer's Guid" aka the w1w1adg.pdf on...
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I recently got an interesting explanation on why x64 is more interesting when your system has more than 4 Gb of memory. The background is the size of the memory. An x86 server system can manage a maximum of 4 GB of memory. This limits the addressable memory space for Windows server 2003 systems to 4...
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There are some things not clear for users that want to run Dynamics NAV on Vista . I would like to give you a clear picture on what needs to be done. NAV and Vista Compatibility: These Dynamics NAV versions are compatible with Vista: NAV 4.0, SP3 with Update 1, KB 931841, Build 24080 (required) This...