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Do you think Microsoft should change the names again?

The change from Navision, Axapta and Great Plains og Dynamics NAV, AX and GP etc. is making less and less people ask for the products. Do you think that Microsoft is killing the Dynamics products?

Should Microsoft change the names back?

  • Yes - change the names back now (57.3%)
  • No - the names are good (42.7%)
  • Total Votes: 171

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  • FlowFields

    You filter flowfield by using a flowfilter, and including that flowfilter into the calcformula of the flowfield. So if you have a flowfield in table A that shows a total in table B, and you want to be able to filter on a certain date, then you need to add a field of type flowfilter to table A. Then in...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by DenSter on Mar 17, 2009
    Filed under: Flowfields, Dynamics NAV
  • FlowFields

    You filter flowfield by using a flowfilter, and including that flowfilter into the calcformula of the flowfield. So if you have a flowfield in table A that shows a total in table B, and you want to be able to filter on a certain date, then you need to add a field of type flowfilter to table A. Then in...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by DenSter on Mar 17, 2009
    Filed under: Flowfields, Dynamics NAV
  • Re: Dynamics and SQL Reporting Services

    @David I agree that in Navision the flowfields are indeed very powerful and useful. However, the way they have been implemented in SQL causes a lot of extra overhead when you are writing to the database. Each key which uses SIFT creates another table in SQL which needs to get updated via a trigger when...
    Posted to Dynamics User Group - Membership Questions (Forum) by Steveno on May 4, 2006
    Filed under: Dynamics NAV, Reporting Services, SQL Server, FlowFields, SIFT
  • Re: FlowFields

    Please clarify your question. Do you want to allow the user to set or control the FlowFilter for a FlowFields on a Form or a Report ? Do you want to know how to use the CALCFIELDS function in C/AL code?
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by jsrark on Mar 17, 2009
    Filed under: Flowfields, Dynamics NAV, Flowfilter
  • FlowFields

    Please rephrase your question and try to use examples of standard Navision tables or at least with some imaginery records like: table B: 1, Test 2, Test2 3, Test3 and explain which records you want to filter how and what result you want to achieve.
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by Thomas Brodkorb on Mar 17, 2009
    Filed under: Flowfields, Dynamics NAV
  • FlowFields

    Hi all Could you tell me how to filter flowfield in situation. I have one Field, that is flowfield from field b of table B but I want to calcfield with filter some record of B. Anyone show me solve it thanks
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by Tran Khanh Toan on Mar 17, 2009
    Filed under: Flowfields, Dynamics NAV
  • Re: FlowFields

    Please clarify your question. Do you want to allow the user to set or control the FlowFilter for a FlowFields on a Form or a Report ? Do you want to know how to use the CALCFIELDS function in C/AL code?
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by jsrark on Mar 17, 2009
    Filed under: Flowfields, Dynamics NAV, Flowfilter
  • FlowFields

    Please rephrase your question and try to use examples of standard Navision tables or at least with some imaginery records like: table B: 1, Test 2, Test2 3, Test3 and explain which records you want to filter how and what result you want to achieve.
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by Thomas Brodkorb on Mar 17, 2009
    Filed under: Flowfields, Dynamics NAV
  • FlowFields

    Hi all Could you tell me how to filter flowfield in situation. I have one Field, that is flowfield from field b of table B but I want to calcfield with filter some record of B. Anyone show me solve it thanks
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by Tran Khanh Toan on Mar 17, 2009
    Filed under: Flowfields, Dynamics NAV
  • Re: Dynamics and SQL Reporting Services

    Do not forget that there will be Webservices which can be used to feed the Reporting services in MS SQL... it means, you can still use FlowFields... :-)
    Posted to Dynamics User Group - Membership Questions (Forum) by Kine on Apr 26, 2006
    Filed under: Dynamics NAV, Reporting Services, SQL Server, FlowFields
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