Anyone knows how to set the "Dimention Set Id" on "Sales Line" Table via API ? I created an API PAGE for sales line but the dimentionSetId is readonly , and I only can set Dim1 & Dim2 via API, but I need to have8 dimentions. Thanks in advance Farzad
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Forum Post: setting Dimensions in Business Central on the "sales Line" Table Via API (On Cloud )
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Forum Post: RE: IFRS vs Tax accounting in MS Navision 2017
Hello As standard IFRS and the TAX (IAS?) Posting option does not exist in NAV. Only Solution is to create a specific set of G/L accounts for IFRS or TAX (IAS?) and then manually do the postings in the Chart of Accounts.This method is used in several installations worldwide (companies like Falck, Carlsberg, Egmont Entertainment). If you upgrade to Dynamics 365 Business Central there are a few improvement as far as I know - but you still have to do the manuel prosting (but you get a little help) Take a look here: http://myexperimentswithnavision-jaymesh.blogspot.com/2019/01/managing-ifrsias-compliance-with.html
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Blog Post: Monolith ≠ NoOfObjects | Breaking up your extension
If you have IP for Microsoft Dynamics NAV in C/Side your are either in the process of moving it to AL and Business Central or you are busy finding a buyer for your company. Both seem to be very valid options these days. When you talk to the engineers who are busy executing this task the number one question on their mind, once they got their stuff decoupled from BassApp, is how to break up their extension in multiple apps. Breaking up as a goal I was one of the first to blog about the Business Central BaseApp being a monolith application and I have a strong opinion on how to solve it. The new Enum and Interface is the key to solving that puzzle. I’ll get back to that later in this blog. I get much inspiration for my opinion from following Uncle Bob Martin and reflecting his idea’s to our framework. This tweet of him caught my attention. The difference between monoliths and services is not architectural it is a difference in deployment strategy. The decoupling of components is independent of deployment. A monolith deployment can be just as decoupled as a [micro]service deployment. — Uncle Bob Martin (@unclebobmartin) November 20, 2019 This tweet circled be back to my opinion that just because something was built in C/Side does not make it a monolith. Even if it has many objects. The ForNAV Report Pack we publish on AppSource has a few hundred files and we’ve divided them into three Apps; Core, Report Pack and Report Pack Test. Technically we could have taken it even further. Like for example the MICR Check Report for the North American market could have been it’s own App. Quickly after breaking up our App we learned that working in different Apps is very hard, especially in a small team and my colleague Jacob came up with the idea to make them back into one App during development and then “PowerShell” them into seperate Apps before we publish. Again, more for another blog. When I did the challenge from Michael Megel yesterday I took decoupling into the extreme with making the al.address pattern depend on the al.masterdata.person and the al.entitystate depend on al.masterdata.product . Truth is that you can take decoupling and dependencies into the extreme. You’ll end up in a dependency hell. How and When to Break Up This may sounds strange, but this decision is more in the hands of your marketing department than in your development team. Rule #1 – If you want to sell it seperately it needs to be a seperate App. Cannot make that one simpler than it is. Rule #2 – Create your own System App with reusable components Microsoft experimented with making micro extensions, however they suffered from the same issues we had in terms of manageability. You can still make each module have it’s own folder and even check if it compiles separately by giving each module it’s own app.json file. Rule #3 – Add Reusable code to Microsoft’s System App This should be Rule #1 actually. As Bugsy said in the NAVTechDays keynote you can submit modules to the Microsoft System App and have everyone share the same code Rule #4 – Keep it together if it belongs together Microsofts BaseApp has over 6000 objects and the compiler chews through it with relative ease. It’s bigger than it could be because we lack some features in our language to make it smaller. This results in a lot of cloning of both code and metadata. If you have a vertical solution you should not be scared if you end up with a core module that has several hundred objects of maybe even slightly more than one thousand. The compiler wil manage and you can have multiple developers work on features using git with branches. Rule #5 – Move Interfaces into dependent apps Most partners I worked with in moving to AL had an endless number of interfaces in their solution. Basically everything they cooked over the years for projects was added to the solution in case they ever need it again. Move this into small Apps with a clear, reusable interface. Leverage the power of Event Publishers with using an Argument table as a strong contract. This way you only need to install them at implementations where you really need them. What makes BaseApp a Monolith? If you can make decoupled code in C/Side, then why is the BaseApp so hard to work with? It seems that optionfields that make Business Central so flexible are the achilles’ heel which is why Microsoft is working on the Enum and Interfaces. Just the Enum was not enough, this would leave the case statement as a problem. So that’s it? No, not quite, but it would be a major step in breaking up the BaseApp without breaking changes. Another feature we need which may prove itself even harder to implement is extendable flowfields. Proof of Concept? If you look at how Business Central was built we can probably break it up the same we it grew. Move modules that were added later into dependent extensions. Microsoft asked me to do a proof of concept but I doubt if I will have time to do that. We meet in January and breaking up BaseApp is on top of the agenda. Maybe a few members of the community can work on this together? Many hands make light work. The goal would be to move a module like Fixed Asset, Service Management or Production to a dependant app without breaking changes (or keep it within certain limits). Who is up for it?
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Forum Post: Create a new user to Business Central container-based Sandbox (on-premise)
Hi everyone, My name is Chaidir Ali Assegaf, I'm a developer of Dynamics 365 Business Central, and I want to ask something related to container-based sandbox on-premise, not the one that located in azure. my question is, how can we create additional users, at least 4-5 users in the container-based sandbox on-premise? Thanks for your answer, I appreciate any kind of answers. Best Regards, Chaidir Ali Assegaf
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Forum Post: RE: Non Conforming Stock / Blocking inventory stock
Thank you for pointing me in a direction. We haven't used Bin before... only e-commerce website with locations to sell from.
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Forum Post: RE: Non Conforming Stock / Blocking inventory stock
Thanks for your input.
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Forum Post: ABC Classification / ABC Analysis / ITEM / INVENTORY
Hi, We are now in the middle of classifying our inventory for ABC and I'm looking for the solution in NAV 2015. I have googled some and got this info: // ABC classification isn't standard in NAV. You have to develop this yourself or look for an addon that has this function. (from 2010 so has something changed?) // So my question is do Navison 2015 have ABC Classification for the inventory or do I need to look for an addon or develop it myself? I need to add this so the customer service to get a clear overview of the inventory. C not in stock only purchased when there is a sales order and so on. Thanks in Advanced. Daniel
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Forum Post: BOM components are not included in Planning Worksheet
Good morning, I am currently testing out Business Central production capabilities and I am wondering why there are no production orders / orders generated for the components of an item. Setup: Product A needs to be sold 10x Product A must be produced consuming 1x Product B each Product B mus be produced consuming 1x Product C each And for Product C there must be a purchase order. I believe if I have a demand forecast of 10x Product A, the planning worksheet should suggest Purchase Order for 10x Product C Production Order for 10x Product B (using product C as stated in BOM) Production Order for 10x Product A (using product B as stated in BOM) Actual result: Production Order for 10x Product A NOTHING ELSE All items are MTS and Lot for lot. Product A & B have restock policies of production order and Product C has a restock policy of order. I feel like I am missing a fundamental concept here. Anyone able to help?
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Comment on The Project Management Hut
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Comment on How to become a great Microsoft Dynamics NAV developer: Tables and other objects
Development is a bit difficult or technical work. Recently we have gotten development work for one of the websites through which we deliver hrm essay writing services among the students to help them achieve their desired results. So, the thing was that the developer also needs to be aware of the whole work because a little mistake can make a big problem.
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Forum Post: SMTP in BC365 Saas
Hi everyone, I'm trying to configure an o365 account (used as a maiol account also) into my BC365 Saas instance. I'm configuring like this: But when trying to send the confirmation e-mail, I get this error: I'm looking the different exchange configurations, but everything seem to be enabled. I'm trying to get quite desperate, because this should be quite automatic to setup....
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Blog Post: New book “Migrating applications to the cloud with Azure” finally released
While waiting to officially announce to the Dynamics 365 Business Central community our latest and biggest work ever, I’m happy today to announce another work where I was involved in the last 7 months: Migrating applications to the Cloud book is out. This is an interesting project started months ago for Microsoft with other Azure MVPs. If you’re developing solutions for the cloud, I recommend to give it a read. The book is available from the following links: Amazon: www.amazon.com/dp/B0…sr=8-1 Packt website: www.packtpub.com/cloud-networking/migrating-applications-to-the-cloud-with-azure Happy reading and stay tuned for more in the upcoming weeks…
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Forum Post: RE: Not secure (http:ms-dynamics/DynamicsNAV110) with dynamics NAV 2018
I discovered my web client was not installed. And I tried to install it but all in vein
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Forum Post: RE: Not secure (http:ms-dynamics/DynamicsNAV110) with dynamics NAV 2018
Hi, check the setup on NST for Web client. it has to be set to SSL and you need to have SSL certificate. For test you can issue your own SSL certificate, but for production you better purchase SSL certificate from local authorities.
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Forum Post: RE: SMTP in BC365 Saas
Hi, did you google this? I see you already had an issue posted here: https://dynamicsuser.net/nav/f/technical/96817/mail-sending-with-business-central Check also this post: https://community.dynamics.com/business/f/dynamics-365-business-central-forum/232524/smtp-configuration Quote from user: Marco Mel "We do see this issue poppig up on a regular base and it is always one of the three root causes: 1. smtp user defined in Dynamics NAV xx or Dynamics 365 BC is not licensed (with a subscription that does contain Exchange Online) 2. smtp user defined in Dynamics NAV xx or Dynamics 365 BC is licensed but it is a shared mailbox 3. users defined in Dynamics NAV xx or Dynamics 365 that do need to send mail as the smtp user lack permissions to send as the smtp user defined in Dynamics NAV xx or Dynamics 365 BC To fix 3: edit all users in the Office 365 portal, Mailbox Settings, add the smtp user defined in Dynamics xx or Dynamics 365 BC to the Send As property In all the support tickets I did had to work on, it was one of the three." End of qoute
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Forum Post: RE: SMTP in BC365 Saas
check this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9witFZaKj-k Does user have only trial license for BC365?
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Forum Post: RE: SMTP in BC365 Saas
Hi know I wrote a post tlong time ago, but the situation was different. The customer did'nt have an exchange account. The issue now is that I'm trying to use our own accounts... I'll take a look on what you are saying, Thank you!
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Forum Post: RE: ABC Classification / ABC Analysis / ITEM / INVENTORY
Hi Daniel, as per my experiences, ABC analysis had to be customized, since the one out-of-the-box does not really work....If you are using LS Retail, then ABC analysis is much better... https://help.lscentral.lsretail.com/Content/Dynamics%20NAV/setup-best-practices-reordering-policies.html
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Forum Post: RE: setting Dimensions in Business Central on the "sales Line" Table Via API (On Cloud )
Hi, first, you need to setup all dimensions. Second, post the setup of webservice. And make sure user has read and write permissions. Those are just the basic things to check...
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