Did you know that you can select the environment you publish to in Visual Studio Code? For example, when you AL:Publish (F5), you then see multiple choices: To accomplish this, simply use a comma (,) in the “configurations” section in your Launch.json file: And voila, that’s it!

Did you know that you can select the environment you publish to in Visual Studio Code? For example, when you AL:Publish (F5), you then see multiple choices: To accomplish this, simply use a comma (,) in the “configurations” section in your Launch.json file: And voila, that’s it!

Well, first of all, why not? And second, I’ll be there All kidding aside, when you are passionate about and want to drive innovation and success with Microsoft Dynamics NAV and Business Central, these are pretty good conferences to get informed about what’s coming, learn about it, talk about it, exchange knowledge and ideas, get inspired… There are many sessions from many inspirational speakers: https://www.navtechdays.com/2018/sessions http://directionsemea.com/sessions/sessions-by-learning-paths/ and I wanted to highlight the following ones: Add some magic to Business Central…

Well, first of all, why not? And second, I’ll be there All kidding aside, when you are passionate about and want to drive innovation and success with Microsoft Dynamics NAV and Business Central, these are pretty good conferences to get informed about what’s coming, learn about it, talk about it, exchange knowledge and ideas, get inspired… There are many sessions from many inspirational speakers: https://www.navtechdays.com/2018/sessions http://directionsemea.com/sessions/sessions-by-learning-paths/ and I wanted to highlight the following ones: Add some magic to Business Central…

Have you been in a situation where you are on a Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central instance and want to figure out the build number? Well, look no further and simply open the System Information page: and voila:

Have you been in a situation where you are on a Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central instance and want to figure out the build number? Well, look no further and simply open the System Information page: and voila:

Microsoft is very excited to announce that as part of our September update, we have a preview of aggregations, which allows you to seamlessly store only summarized values in memory without having to load your entire dataset into Power BI, greatly improving the performance of your reports. This month also includes a preview of a PDF file connector, which is the most requested connector on UserVoice; and one of our biggest updates to our advanced query editor in quite a while, M intellisense. https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-desktop-september-2018-feature-summary/ Here’s the…

Microsoft is very excited to announce that as part of our September update, we have a preview of aggregations, which allows you to seamlessly store only summarized values in memory without having to load your entire dataset into Power BI, greatly improving the performance of your reports. This month also includes a preview of a PDF file connector, which is the most requested connector on UserVoice; and one of our biggest updates to our advanced query editor in quite a while, M intellisense. https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-desktop-september-2018-feature-summary/ Here’s the…

With this release, there are several new features that help building your solutions as extensions: New virtual tables for Report Data Items and all Page Control fields Translating Base App help using AL extensions Adding help links with user locale on new created objects Field group extensiblity Report substitution is possible from extensions See more here: Developer Preview – August 2018

With this release, there are several new features that help building your solutions as extensions: New virtual tables for Report Data Items and all Page Control fields Translating Base App help using AL extensions Adding help links with user locale on new created objects Field group extensiblity Report substitution is possible from extensions See more here: Developer Preview – August 2018