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Dynamics NAV and the strange FaultCode=InvalidSecurity error
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A quick post for answering a user question regarding an error when connecting to his NAV server instance using the Role Tailored Client. The error that appears is: The FaultCode = ‘InvalidSecurity’ error is sometimes tricky to understand. The first thing that you can think is checking the user credentials and the service tier account, but if you’re doing so you’re not on the right road. This error occours because a secure connection between client and NAV Server is established by using also the date and time of both client and server machines. If on the server you have different time synchronization…
2018-4-28
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“Dynamics 365 Business Central + NAV on Cloud” Technical Workshop on Microsoft Italy
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I’ll have the pleasure and the honour to perform a 2 days Technical Workshop about Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (plus many more other topics) for Microsoft Italy on May. The dates will be 3-4 May (first round) and 24-25 May (second round). The courses will be totally free of charge and targeted to NAV developers. All the sessions are now fully booked, we have many people in waiting list and we’re trying to do the best possible to avoid the waiting list and increasing the seats available. The location will be obviously the wonderful new Microsoft Italy location in Milan: The…
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“Dynamics 365 Business Central + NAV on Cloud” Technical Workshop on Microsoft Italy
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I’ll have the pleasure and the honour to perform a 2 days Technical Workshop about Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (plus many more other topics) for Microsoft Italy on May. The dates will be 3-4 May (first round) and 24-25 May (second round). The courses will be totally free of charge and targeted to NAV developers. All the sessions are now fully booked, we have many people in waiting list and we’re trying to do the best possible to avoid the waiting list and increasing the seats available... Read the full text.
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Dynamics 365 Business Central: in-client customizations
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One of the coolest features of Dynamics 365 Business Central that for sure you’ve already seen in a classic demo is the in-client customization. When you access D365BC (and you’ve permission to do so) if you open for example the Customer Card and click on the top right gear, you have the option to personalize the user interface (customer card) directly in the browser: When clicking on Personalize , you can move the fields between tabs or hide them: If you click on More you can also add fields that you’ve previously removed to the page: This is a cool feature because a consultant…
2018-4-20
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Dynamics 365 Business Central: in-client customizations
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One of the coolest features of Dynamics 365 Business Central that for sure you’ve already seen in a classic demo is the in-client customization. When you access D365BC (and you’ve permission to do so) if you open for example the Customer Card and click on the top right gear, you have the option to personalize the user interface (customer card) directly in the browser: When clicking on Personalize , you can move the fields between tabs or hide them: If you click on More you can also add... Read the full text.
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Microsoft Flow and Dynamics NAV / Dynamics 365 Business Central: a quick clarification
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In the past days many Microsoft Flow users noted that, when creating a new workflow connected to a Dynamics NAV 2018 entity, some triggers were missing. Yesterday the Microsoft NAV Team has written a post explaining the situation and this post has alarmed many Microsoft Flow users. The question that immediately comes out was: “ Can I continue to use my actual workflows or my business processes will be interrupted “? To help clarifying the situation: existing workflow connected to NAV 2018 will still work and you should be able to create new ones if you have an active workflow in place. Microsoft…
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Microsoft Flow and Dynamics NAV / Dynamics 365 Business Central: a quick clarification
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In the past days many Microsoft Flow users noted that, when creating a new workflow connected to a Dynamics NAV 2018 entity, some triggers were missing. Yesterday the Microsoft NAV Team has written a post explaining the situation and this post has alarmed many Microsoft Flow users. The question that immediately comes out was: “ Can I continue to use my actual workflows or my business processes will be interrupted “? To help clarifying the situation: existing workflow connected to NAV 2018 will... Read the full text.
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GDPR features on Dynamics 365 Business Central and NAV 2018 CU 04: overview
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With the release of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2018 CU 04 , GDPR support in NAV 2018 goes to a step forward. The same features were available in the last days also in Dynamics 365 Business Central . I had the pleasure to see that features some months ago and provide feedbacks, in my personal opinion now the GDPR support is quite good and we can share the details with everyone (and you can share them to your customers too). First important thing: to see the GDPR tools available in NAV/Dynamics 365... Read the full text.
2018-4-13
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NAV 2018 CU 04 is out… yes, with GDPR tools!
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This update contains a big improvement on managing GDPR related tasks. The link for download are these: NAV 2018 – https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=56822 NAV 2017 – https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=56824 NAV 2016 – https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=56823 Read the full text.
2018-4-12
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV on Azure: SQL Server on Azure VM best practices
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When talking about Microsoft Dynamics NAV installed on Azure, we have mainly two choices: use an Azure VM with SQL Server installed or use Azure SQL. In the Azure-based NAV deployments I see every day, it seems that using SQL Server on an Azure VM is the choice where everyone are going or prefer. However, too often I see that the installation is done like an on-premise SQL or without considering some important best practices and SQL performances are poor. Here are few tips that I would like... Read the full text.
2018-4-11
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