A few days ago, I saw this tweet: Do you need to see current the database size for a company broken down into table sizes? In #MSDyn365BC 2020 release wave 1, you can do that in the new Table Information page. See more: https://t.co/ShGVYnec2g pic.twitter.com/DGHlr5WlME — Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (@MSDYN365BC) May 23, 2020 And that reminded me about a question I had a few weeks ago from my consultants on how to get more object-formation from the Web Client. More in detail: in Belgium, we have 2 languages for a tiny country (NLB, FRB) that differ from the language…

It was quite expected, I guess. After alle the cancellations of Business Central conferences, like NAVTechDays, Directions, Days of Knowledge, .. , Microsoft announced today that they will host a first “Virtual Conference” called “ Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Virtual Event ” and it will be held on June 3rd, 2020 . Be the first to see what’s new in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central—and what it means for you as a partner—at the #MSDyn365BCVirtualEvent #MSDyn365BC on June 3. Register now https://t.co/DGyspicERq pic.twitter.com/948Jq2qibz — Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business…

Remember my blog post on “ Multi-root workspaces in VSCode for AL Development “? If not – it might be interesting to read first, because this is in fact an “extension” (get it?) on it .. so you might say this blogpost “depends” on that one ;-). I concluded the post with some scripts – and that’s the part I’d like to extend a bit – because I needed more functionality since latest blogpost. And I’d like to refer to these scripts again – and tell you a bit more on how they could make your life a bit easier as well .. . Branching The main part that I extended is the “Git”-part. And…