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All of you that worked with the form transformation tool, have experienced that … you have to click your mouse A LOT. Not only click a lot, but also, think a lot. You have to: Think whether you changed the transformation input or not. If yes, export the transformation intput of the forms you want...
*** UPDATE *** Seems that Data Emphasis IS conditional. I updated the end of this article. Just scroll down… . A big issue since the release of NAV 2009 is the 'lack' of colors. There was no possibility whatsoever regarding " coloring your fields on pages ". Now, since NAV 2009...
Important: This article was updated in a new blogpost. I suggest you read the new version of it here . A big issue since the release of NAV 2009 is the 'lack' of colors. There was no possibility whatsoever regarding " coloring your fields on pages ". Now, since NAV 2009 Service Pack...
I notice that (at least in Belgium) it's still quite a "hot topic" on how to handle NAV 2009 Forms and pages . Should we develop pages? Or should we develop forms, transform them and start from there? Or should we maintain a 100% form transformation to pages and never touch the page designer...
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...
Some time ago, I explained how you could use ADO to call stored procedures and stuff ... . Just another way to do stuff on SQL Server (or another database type). In this post, I will try to explain another cool feature. What you see quite often in forums is people trying to find a way to display a view...
If you browse through the threads of MiBuSo or DynamicsUser.net , you come across posts where people try to find a possibility to show the page number and the total page number on each generated page of a report. Something like page 2/10, where 2 is the page number of a report with 10 pages. You know...
I wanted to get your attention to a new blogger: Claus Lundstrøm . OK, I hear you thinking "just another blogger - what do I care"? Well, I would like to emphasize a few things on Claus. Claus Lundstrøm has been with Navision/Microsoft Dynamics NAV for about 10 years. Now, he's Program...
A new series of MSDN and TechNet evening sessions will be organised by Microsoft Belgium. And it's looking good again. These sessions are already scheduled until the end of the year: 25/9 - Technet Evening : Hardware Recommendations for a Microsoft Dynamics NAV implementation 30/10 - TechNet Evening...
The "Key" virtual table contains information about the keys that are defined in each table in the database. At least, that's what the bible (in other, less popular words: The Application Designer's Guide) says. Actually, that's about all it explains about the "Key" virtual...
Normally, I would have done an article about Sumindexfields on versions previous to 5.0 SP1, but I decided not to do that. The Belgian version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0 SP1 is just released, and the Belgian release is always pretty late. In fact ... I just checked ... every localized version is available...
Time for the next chapter for the "what impact does my C/AL have on SQL"-story. I already covered the following in previous blogposts: What impact does my C/AL have on SQL This one was the first. It dealt mainly with the FIND statements, en the looping and modifying of records. What impact...
In a conference like Direcionts EMEA , I noticed again how interested people can be in sometimes such a simple solution. In our company, we implement every installation with a default set of tools (enhancements). One of these tools is a very simple and little something called "Database Info"...
Finally found some time to write Part II of this topic. The first part was quite a popular post, if I may say so myself . I didn't expect this. I just prepared an internal developer meeting at my company about "how to use the FIND statements", as I noticed that things are sometimes misunderstood...
This session is presented by Michael DeVoe and Robert Miller. They're both really good, so I expect a lot of it. Apparently, there is a new tool coming available to analyse the performance of a NAV database on a SQL Server: the SQL Server Performance Troubleshooting and Analysis tool. Robert and...
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