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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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  • SQL script

    Hi there! I am trying to build a reporting Excel spreadsheet using VB and SQL. While trying to query info from a table using SQL script, I can see some field names such as GL Posting Code. Normally such fields are created using the underscore like GL_Posting_Code. In Navision the fields do not have the...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by benjos on Nov 13, 2008
    Filed under: NAV 5.0, SQL Server, Excel

  • SQL script

    Hi there! I am trying to build a reporting Excel spreadsheet using VB and SQL. While trying to query info from a table using SQL script, I can see some field names such as GL Posting Code. Normally such fields are created using the underscore like GL_Posting_Code. In Navision the fields do not have the...
    Posted to Dynamics NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by benjos on Nov 13, 2008
    Filed under: NAV 5.0, SQL Server, Excel
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