Yes.. As you said... not being sure about the buildno or anything. But Microsoft did do this: https://support.microsoft.com/da-dk/help/2525776/the-latest-transaction-no-must-be-an-application-in-cust-ledger-entry
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Forum Post: RE: Correction of Remaining Amount
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Forum Post: RE: Correction of Remaining Amount
I shall attempt to try that. thanks !
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Forum Post: RE: NAV 2018 CU9 error in app.jason file
Thank you Erik for your descriptive ans.
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Forum Post: RE: How to publish extension on business central?
For field HideDetails you need to set Application area = .. it is from MS Docs ( docs.microsoft.com/.../applicationarea-property): An application area tag must have the format # name , where name is the application area. The name can be any combination of letters (Aa-Zz) and numbers (0-9) without spaces. For example, to specify the Basic and Fixed Assets application areas, set the property to #Basic,#FixedAssets . If the control applies to all application areas, you can set the property to #All . Permission Set for table - docs.microsoft.com/.../how-to--create-or-modify-permission-sets + github.com/.../1880
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Forum Post: How to Insert Multiple Line from One Page(Custom Page ) To Production BOM Line Table
RoutingHeader.RESET; RoutingHeader.SETRANGE(RoutingHeader."No.",Rec."Route No."); IF RoutingHeader.FINDFIRST THEN BEGIN RoutingLine.RESET; RoutingLine.SETRANGE(RoutingLine."Routing No.",RoutingHeader."No."); IF RoutingLine.FINDFIRST THEN BEGIN REPEAT RoutingLine.INIT; //RoutingLine."ECM Request No.":=Rec."ECM Request No."; RoutingLine."Routing No." := Rec."Route No."; RoutingLine."Operation No.":=Rec."Operation No."; RoutingLine.Type:=Rec.Type; RoutingLine."No.":=Rec."No."; RoutingLine.Description:=Rec.Description; RoutingLine."Setup Time":=Rec."Setup Time"; RoutingLine."Run Time":=Rec."Run Time"; RoutingLine."Wait Time":=Rec."Wait Time"; RoutingLine."Wait Time Unit of Meas. Code":=Rec."Wait Time Unit of Meas. Code"; RoutingLine."Move Time":=Rec."Move Time"; RoutingLine."Fixed Scrap Quantity":=Rec."Fixed Scrap Quantity"; RoutingLine."Scrap Factor %":=Rec."Scrap Factor %"; RoutingLine."Unit Cost per":=Rec."Unit Cost per"; RoutingLine."Routing Link Code":=Rec."Routing Link Code"; RoutingLine."Next Operation No.":=Rec."Next Operation No."; RoutingLine."Previous Operation No.":=Rec."Previous Operation No."; RoutingLine.INSERT; UNTIL RoutingLine.NEXT=0; END; END;
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Forum Post: GRN block
hi all!!! can someone please suggest me on a point that I'm working on. I want to make a validation in my purchase order that it should not allow receiving of material for the previous month after 2nd of the current month. e.g if I'm working in 3rd September then it should not allow receiving of previous month dates i.e for the month of August but could do receiving for 1st and 2nd of September and the same would repeat every month. The receiving for the previous month could be done until 2nd of the current month. The validation should e on the posting date. Thanks in advance.
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Forum Post: RE: Extension Object does it consume Purchased Objects?
Which type of license do you refer to? Dynamics NAV or Business Central? If NAV: 1) If you create a table extension object, then it will consume a table extension object. Not a table object. 2) Nothing changed as of yet. If Business Central/SAAS: All objects in 50000-99999 range are free.
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Forum Post: RE: multiple flowfilters on one flowfield doesn't work
If you have added a new flow field to the Resource table, then you also need to add whatever flow filters you are using. I think the Date Filter is standard, but you may need to add both a "Job No. Filter" and "Job Task Filter" field as well, and then set the filtering in the flow field to those fields. But if you say it works when you run it directly (which version is it??) - then try to run it from the page, but turn on the debugger and watch the filters. They may already be set from the page if not working correctly.
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Forum Post: RE: Killing an external process from NAV
I'm not asking about how to print. The issue about the servicetier and the architecture of the instalalition is quite peculiar, due to network issues in the customer. I thought that using a library as PDFSharp will be an option, i've read about it in differenter sites. Sory for my lack of understanding, I'll find another way to do this
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Forum Post: Extension/App development in Dynamics 365 Business Central on premises
Hi All, Can we develop extension/app in Dynamics 365 Business Central on premises and publish to cloud, instead developing in Azure VM/ Docker Container? Thanks
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Forum Post: RE: Extension/App development in Dynamics 365 Business Central on premises
Hi thiyagu, You can do it, But when you deploy to cloud, need to change settings in launch.json and maybe recode ID's in objects (this is caused by license limitation between Cloud and On-Premises)
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Forum Post: RE: Killing an external process from NAV
I am sorry if you find me being rude!. It was definately not the intension! But your problem is related to printing. You said in another question that you want to print a PDF-file. You found what appeared to be a good solution with the start of Adobe PDF and print with the application. Unfortunately the Adobe does not exit the app after your printing (because it is a GUI-application, and not a commandline-application). The big "problem" is that you (and many others as well) keep on believing that it is the client that does the actual execution of the code - but it is not. Everything is done on the serverside (the NAV servicetier) and therefore you have to think in a much different way, comparing to if you did it in NAV 2009 R2 or below. I myself have also struggled with this for a while. What we as NAV developers need to learn is that not everything can be fixed using AL-CODE - other solutions has to be found. And that is what I have trying to give you with the goggle suggestion.
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Blog Post: Dynamics 365 Business Central on-premise first impressions
If you have not yet heard about the Dynamics 365 Business Central On-premise publish from yesterday, now is the time! Please check Demiliani's blog about the release. I downloaded the new version as soon as I possibly could, and now have played a bit with the installation and some testing. First impression is that the user interface seems to be quite sleek. It is very well responsive, and browsing around the application areas is quite quick. Web client has been turned upside down and now the UI is 1:1 with Business Central Online version. First thing I found new was a new menu selection in Development Environment. Tools menu now has "Build Object Search Index" available. Interesting why is this added here. Also importing objects now automatically runs the function. I compared the objects to 2018 CU9 version, and foud out that in Finnish localisation 3955 of total 6170 objects have been changed. This includes changed, added and removed objects. Respectively, Business Cental has 4195 of 6337 objects changed compared to NAV2018. NAV 2018 has 33 objects that have been removed from BC OnPrem. These objects are mainly Activities Management codeunits, and PayPal integration objects. These are probably moved to extensions, so they are no longer included to the base objects. Also Codeunit 1 has been removed, as stated in a blog post from Dynamics NAV Team Blog. Codeunit 1 was replaced with subscriber codeunits. The new subscriber codeunits are located in 2000000001-2000000010 no. series. Then again, BC OnPrem has 268 objects that cannot be found from NAV2018. This is very interesting indeed! From the objects we can find out that Role Centers have been updated (as expected, BC has totally different start pages for each Role Center), PowerBI has a handful of new tables and pages, and also what thrills me most: objects that handle DotNet obects. Microsoft has defined "allowed set of .Net objects", that can be addressed from inside NAV from codeunits 3000 - 3031. These DotNet objects can be accessed also in Business Central. Most of the pages are however new UI pages for BC O365 Integration, like simplified Item card with only few fields and a picture, and supporting codeunits for integrations. Departments/Administration/Application Setup has geined some new functionalities. You can now find Cortana Intelligence, Intelligent Cloud Base, Sales and Inventory Forecast and PayPal Payments Standard form the menusuite. These come from ready-installed Extensions "Business Central Intelligent Cloud", " Essential Business Headlines ", Intelligent Cloud Base", " PayPal Payments Standard ", " Sales and Invenotry Forecast " and " WorldPay Payments Standard ". List for extensions MS provides can be found from Microsoft Docs . We are living interesting times indeed! EDIT: some typos squished
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Forum Post: RE: Extension/App development in Dynamics 365 Business Central on premises
Yes, this is what I do every day :) I am using a local Windows Server 2016 core with Docker installed where I am running a Dyn 365bc onpremise client/ or sandbox version, where i build the code and when fininished I simply copy the files and enable the extension in the cloud.
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Forum Post: RE: Killing an external process from NAV
No worries Palle, every tip that comes from you is really appreciated, and more for a rookie like me. Every new development or integration is a battle for me, and it wouldn't work without your help or others in this forum... I found in google different 3rd party software, that works really fine, but must be licensed for not generating extra pages with their own watermark. I've asked a few of them about licensing. The other option I found is to create a script with powershell, and add it to the task scheduler... Thank you again
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Forum Post: RE: Extension/App development in Dynamics 365 Business Central on premises
Thanks Palle, Still do you need Docker to be installed?
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Forum Post: RE: Extension/App development in Dynamics 365 Business Central on premises
Hi psice, Thanks! I understood once we change ID's 50000 series object's extension/app can directly published to Cloud, however if our object IDs are unique add-on range, I cannot publish to cloud directly, it has to publish in Microsoft appsource. Is my understanding correct?
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Forum Post: RE: Extension/App development in Dynamics 365 Business Central on premises
No Docker is not mandatory. You could allways just download an IMAGE, unzip it and install it. I My case I need to run several builds of a NAV 2016-8 and have every single one of them installed in one windows 10 image simply does not work very well. Docker is a lifesaver in so many ways. You can have the latest version of NAV up and running in the few minutes it takes to pull a versions and start it. On my machine I can pull any version af NAV2018 or Dyn365bc and get it up and running using docker within 7 minutes withiout any hazzle/difficulties!
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Forum Post: RE: Dynamics NAV 2018 API
Hi Palle!!! I was thinking in other ways to do that (in fact, in my personalized journal API I implemented a method trough a new control in the page and works very well), but I prefer to use the action provided by API... it was very anouying seeing the action and was not able to use it properly!!! Otherwise, if anyone try to use your example, he has to bear in mind that Sales header has a "Document type", but the idea is the important thing, and is a good one. Best regards!!!
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Forum Post: RE: Dynamics NAV 2018 API
Thanks for that insight!
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