A few times we have seen case where changes to NAV objects are not seen in RTC until the NAV Server is restarted. This post explains a likely solution to such problems. And as we are on the topic anyway, also explains a bit about the process that turns C/AL code into Metadata (c#). How object changes get to RTC When you save an object in Object Designer, then table 2000000071 "Object Metadata" is updated as well. An easy way to see this part of the process in action is: Run table 2000000071...

We have released the Help source files for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 to PartnerSource . This release supports the following countries: Bulgaria Croatia Czech Republic Estonia Hungary Latvia Lithuania Poland Romania Russia Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Turkey We have also released the Help Toolkit for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 to PartnerSource . With these source files and the Help Toolkit, you can modify the Help files for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 to match customizations...

With introduction of RDLC reports, we've seen number of questions being raised recurringly around specific reports' features, or lack of them. We've tried to collect the most recurring ones in one place and hope you might find this useful. if you have questions and/or answers you think should be added to this list, please share them with us. The document and the post will be updated regularily as new questions pop up, so if you find this useful, make sure to check the blog from time...

Sometimes, you want to make sure that your personalizations and customizations are not changed by a user. In Microsoft Dynamics NAV R2, and builds of Microsoft Dynamics NAV SP1 31671 and higher, you can specify a new startup parameter setting that allows you to control this: Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Client.exe -disablepersonalization . You can do this from a command prompt and from shortcuts that you create for profiles. For more information about how to start the RoleTailored Client from a command...