SQL Operations Studio (preview) is a free tool that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, for managing SQL Server, Azure SQL Database, and Azure SQL Data Warehouse; wherever they’re running. SQL Operations Studio (preview) is built on top of Visual Studio Code and offers a lightweight, keyboard focused modern code workflow experience when working with SQL. It has the following capabilities: Transact-SQL (T-SQL) code editor with IntelliSense Smart T-SQL code snippets Customizable Server and Database Dashboards Connection management (server groups) Integrated Terminal You can download…

SQL Operations Studio (preview) is a free tool that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, for managing SQL Server, Azure SQL Database, and Azure SQL Data Warehouse; wherever they’re running. SQL Operations Studio (preview) is built on top of Visual Studio Code and offers a lightweight, keyboard focused modern code workflow experience when working with SQL. It has the following capabilities: Transact-SQL (T-SQL) code editor with IntelliSense Smart T-SQL code snippets Customizable Server and Database Dashboards Connection management (server groups) Integrated Terminal You can download…

Wow, the Anniversary Developer Preview is full of amazing features: Debugger changes Method overloading More control add-ins available Working with camera More system tables unblocked Have a look here for the full details: NAV Development Preview – Anniversary Update To jump directly to an updated image, go to the sign up at  http://aka.ms/navdeveloperpreview .

Wow, the Anniversary Developer Preview is full of amazing features: Debugger changes Method overloading More control add-ins available Working with camera More system tables unblocked Have a look here for the full details: NAV Development Preview – Anniversary Update To jump directly to an updated image, go to the sign up at  http://aka.ms/navdeveloperpreview .

Smart solutions 1: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Dynamics NAV Smart solutions 2: Programming Computer Vision in C/AL code Smart solutions 3: Custom Vision

Smart solutions 1: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Dynamics NAV Smart solutions 2: Programming Computer Vision in C/AL code

This month Microsoft is very excited to integrate our Q&A experience into the reporting canvas, offering a whole new way to create your visuals. Microsoft  is also updating the bookmarking preview with new features that provide you much more flexibility. A highly requested feature, the ability to drill to filter other visuals on the page, is also coming out this month. You can take advantage of several new connectors and major updates to existing ones. Power BI Desktop December Feature Summary: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-desktop-december-feature-summary/ Here’s the complete…

This month Microsoft is very excited to integrate our Q&A experience into the reporting canvas, offering a whole new way to create your visuals. Microsoft  is also updating the bookmarking preview with new features that provide you much more flexibility. A highly requested feature, the ability to drill to filter other visuals on the page, is also coming out this month. You can take advantage of several new connectors and major updates to existing ones. Power BI Desktop December Feature Summary: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-desktop-december-feature-summary/ Here’s the complete…

Recently someone asked me how to connect SQL Server Management Studio to the database on a Docker image for NAV 2018. Before I could answer  Jakub Vaňák already did and said: “ Of course it is. If you want to access the default instance inside one of MS NAV containers you can access it from your docker host machine providing the name of your container. ” So how do you do that? Well, I happen to have a docker image running with the following info: Container Hostname : 1ad22e05ee57 NAV Admin Username : admin NAV Admin Password : Gyby5433 http://1ad22e05ee57:8080/certificate.cer The first…

Recently someone asked me how to connect SQL Server Management Studio to the database on a Docker image for NAV 2018. Before I could answer  Jakub Vaňák already did and said: “ Of course it is. If you want to access the default instance inside one of MS NAV containers you can access it from your docker host machine providing the name of your container. ” So how do you do that? Well, I happen to have a docker image running with the following info: Container Hostname : 1ad22e05ee57 NAV Admin Username : admin NAV Admin Password : Gyby5433 http://1ad22e05ee57:8080/certificate.cer The first…