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  • C/AL

    Contents Where to Write C/AL Code Guidelines for Placing C/AL Code Reusing Code C/AL is the application lanaguage used by Dynamics NAV and the Windows versions of Navision. From the character based version of Navision version 3.00's release in 1990 the langauge was called AL short for application...
    Posted to The Dynamics NAV Developer Wiki by Erik P. Ernst on Sat, Dec 27 2008
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  • Codeunits

    Contents What You Can Define in Codeunits A codeunit contains C/AL code that you can use in many other application objects. In simple applications, you can place the code in the object that calls the functions. For example, if you use C/AL code in forms, you can store the code in the form. However, as...
    Posted to The Dynamics NAV Developer Wiki by Erik P. Ernst on Sat, Dec 27 2008
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  • Reports

    After the introduction of the role tailored client with Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 there are two types of report objects for Dynamics NAV: Reports (Classic Client) Reports (Role Tailored Client)
    Posted to The Dynamics NAV Developer Wiki by Erik P. Ernst on Sat, Dec 27 2008
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  • Objects

    Contents How to Export Objects? How to Import Objects? In Dynamics NAV you have the following types of C/SIDE application elements, in Dynamics NAV called objects: Tables Forms ( classic client ) Pages ( role tailored client ) Reports Dataports XMLPorts Codeunits How to Export Objects? In the Object...
    Posted to The Dynamics NAV Developer Wiki by Erik P. Ernst on Fri, Dec 26 2008
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  • Forms

    The forms are the basic user interface in the classic client . Customers use forms for tasks like creating sales invoices and purchase orders, tracking the general ledger balance, and working with warehouse items. XML-based pages have replaced forms in the Role Tailored client . Forms are created and...
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  • FOB Files

    A FOB-file (Financials OBject file - Navision Financials was the original name for the Windows version of Navision) is a binary file containing one or more Dynamics NAV objects . When a new version or other changes is distrubuted, then it's most often done by using a FOB-file. If you opens then FOB...
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  • C/SIDE

    C/SIDE is short for Client/Server Integrated Development Environment. The actual development language is called C/AL . In daily use C/SIDE is referred to as the development platform for Navision as integrated into the client software of Navision. When changing the NAV/Navision application then you are...
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  • Fields

    Data type Description Data Size BIGINTEGER Data Type A 64-bit integer. 8 bytes BINARY Data Type Contains binary data. The binary data is stored in the record. The size of the corresponding SQL data type, VARBINARY, is the number of bytes in the field’s value. (A)(B) Maximum length is 250 bytes...
    Posted to The Dynamics NAV Developer Wiki by Erik P. Ernst on Fri, Dec 5 2008
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  • Request Options Form Designer

    You use the Request Options Form Designer to create a form with fields that prompt the user to select some options before running the report. This designer works like Form Designer .
    Posted to The Dynamics NAV Developer Wiki by Erik P. Ernst on Tue, Dec 2 2008
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  • Section Designer

    After you have defined one or more data items, you can design the visual layout of the report in the Section Designer. You can use the Field Menu to select fields and place them in the sections as controls. You can think of each section as one or more lines on the paper that the report will eventually...
    Posted to The Dynamics NAV Developer Wiki by Erik P. Ernst on Tue, Dec 2 2008
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