After a fruitful and enthusiastically received first DDC event , and, not the least important, after a number of new sponsors joining us we have started for the second DDC event. It's knocking on our door. Nothing definitely set yet, but you might mark January 25, 2011 in your agenda with 2nd DDC event . So what will be put on stage? That's fully up to you! Have a look at this communication on our LinkedIn group. For interactive communication we have chosen to use LinkedIn so for those…

While chasing the recordings and presentations of the Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 Developer Day 2010 I was pointed by an MS employee to this page: Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 Partner Readiness Materials . All NAV 2009 R2 material that has been released so far can be found here and all that still needs to (like recordings and presentations of November 10 R2 Developer Day 2010 ) will be published under these yellow marked headings soon:

On this day 1 Year minus 1 day since I started blogging I am glad to introduce you to this new star in the Dynamics blog-o-sphere: Microsoft Dynamics NAV Thoughts by Arend-Jan Kauffmann. It's good to know that apparently, as he writes himself, Mark and me did get him this far. And hope he will stay there. [8-|] Well the start is promising adding a valuable extension to Waldo's solution to print RDL reports from the Classic Client. Keep it rolling, AJ!

Although you might be aware now that any code in the OnLookup trigger will leave you as a developer to handle everything yourself, you have made the choice to write your own lookup functionality. As mentioned in my previous post OnLookup & OnValidate #1 , you not only need to program the look up itself but also have to take care that the selected value is handed over to the field from where the user will perform the lookup, including its validation . Well ... except in the case of programming your…

While looking for the recordings the Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 Developer Day 2010 (haven't found them yet) I stumbled accross these presentation uploaded on mibuso covering a part of Wednesday topics. So for those who could not attend the Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 Developer Day 2010 : Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 Hot Topic - Overview Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 Hot Topic - What’s New for Developers in C/SIDE Dynamics NAV 2009 R2 Hot Topic - DotNet Interoperability And also some topics…

Just a blog post for completeness sake, a sequel in my collection of How-to: Search ... . Any classic client list window that does not facilitate the common Find dialog (i.e. system windows) displays similar behavior as I presented in two of my previous posts: How-to: Search a Field in Table Designer How-to: Search in C/AL Globals and Locals The general pattern could be described as following: Select a cell in the column you want to search through (whatever column!) On your…

I guess for all of us NAV pros Ctrl+F8 is one of those tools in our daily work that can be reckoned indispensable. Confronted with a record containing some mysterious data how often by default do we press this magic key combination to have a look at what's behind. About This Page Only late in the development of the NAV 2009 this feature was also added to RTC: About This Page . How happy we testers were to be able to zoom into the background data . How even more surprised I was that About…

Ever seen this screen? Me neither; until yesterday during an internal NAV Finance training session lead by my colleagues Ria Groen and Adriaan Holleman. Thanx guys! How to evoke it? On command prompt type: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics NAV\60\RoleTailored Client\Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Client.exe /? In your RTC shortcut set target to: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Dynamics NAV\60\RoleTailored Client\Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Client.exe" /? The first was obvious to me, the…