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1. Restoring Objects from FBK 2. Creating a copy of an Object 3. Filtering objects to Restore Auditing who changes an Object (SQL Only)
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You cannot change the fields in the Object designer, since that is fixed. But you can make a separate C/SIDE table object that looks at a view of the Object table, and add the required audit information to the SQL Object table. You need to use the Query Analyzer (or other SQL tool) for this stuff. This...
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When restoring a subset of objects from a fob or fbk you can filter the list as per a standard list. The objects that are filtered are only imported e.g. Import FOB have objects 50000 to 50050 Filter to ID 50010..50019 then only 10 objects restored
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If you have a backup with the application objects included you can import these objects directly without restoring the whole backup. In the Object designer choose import and select the .fbk instead of the suggested .fob or .txt. That's it. Navision prepends the backup data with the objects if you...
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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...
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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)
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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...
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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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Tables are the fundamental objects in any database. They are the objects in which you store and manipulate data. This is true no matter what kind of data you need to manage. When you create a new database , you begin by building the tables. Later, you create forms and reports in order to access and view...
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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...