Microsoft Belgium has worked out an entire agenda on Dynamics NAV related topics. These topics will be handled in a series of evenings (MSDN and Technet Evenings). I already received the agenda of these evenings: Event + description Date MSDN Microsoft® SQL Server™ Reporting Services...

In 4.0 SP3 update 6, C/SIDE enables indexhinting by default. This is quite a hot topic in the community at the moment: Mibuso Sustained engineering team Blog And also some things on my blog... . Now, it is quite easy to go to the old situation , where indexhinting was not default. What do you...

Review: One of the discussed new features in update 6 is the fact that the new client (build 24143), is creating indexhints by default. The official hotfix article (which you can find here ) doesn't explain much: "The SQL Server Option for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 4.0 Service Pack 3 does not provide...

The KB article has been released. You can find it here . Nice thing to know is that this hotfix accumulates all previous hotfixes . Here is a list of most important problems that are corrected: NAV crashes when emailing from contact card (office2007) Printing a large report with image in the...

There is still no official KB article available, but Mark Brummel and Hynek found out that indexhinting is enabled out-of-the-box. I want to refer to Mark's post on Mibuso: http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=20831 . This would mean that you don't use the power of SQL Server .. it's just...

Allthough I'm still waiting for the official announcement to know what has been changed and what has been solved, you can already submit a request to get the update. It is all about Hotfix 940718 and you can obtain it through this link: http://support.microsoft.com/contactus2/emailcontact.aspx...

I notice that for most people, it's still a big question what are the most important differences between 32-bit and 64-bit. I hope this table will help you understand why 64 bit os better, and why it doesn't have to be that more expensive. General Memory Limits 32-bit 64-bit Total...

Are you in for a laugh? I just found this on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lQ7goW7oFO8 I am so proud .