Stand: 06.11.2016 Folgend finden Sie eine aktuelle Auflistung der verfügbaren Buildnummern, aufsteigend sortiert, mit der dazu gehörigen offiziellen Beschreibung, KB Artikelnummer und Inhalt. Der Release-Zyklus der Hotfixe wurde nun auf die monatlichen Cumulative Updates geändert, daher wird diese Übersicht ebenfalls nur noch monatliche aktualisiert. Es wurden einige Hotfixe zurückgezogen, ich bitte Sie zu prüfen, dass Sie eines der unten aufgeführten Buildnummer einsetzten. Wenn nicht bitte ich Sie auf das aktuellste Build zu wechseln. Download Microsoft Dynamics NAV Buildliste Buildnummer Beschreibung KB Nummer Inhalt 33781 RTM n.a. 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Stand: 06.11.2016 Folgend finden Sie eine aktuelle Auflistung der verfügbaren Buildnummern, aufsteigend sortiert, mit der dazu gehörigen offiziellen Beschreibung, KB Artikelnummer und Inhalt. Der Release-Zyklus der Hotfixe wurde nun auf die monatlichen Cumulative Updates geändert, daher wird diese Übersicht ebenfalls nur noch monatliche aktualisiert. Download Microsoft Dynamics NAV Buildliste Buildnummer Beschreibung KB Nummer Inhalt 35473 RTM n.a. 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Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017 was released last week. I have installed it and poked around in the new functionality a bit and there are some awesome improvements and new features. Through this blog post I share some of my thoughts on some of the new functionality. The look and feel when first launching the windows client is more or less the same as with version 2016, and I was happy that it could co-exists with all my older installations of NAV (always interesting when installing a new version). Below are some of the new functionality that I have looked into, starting with the parts that I think I will use the most when implementing Dynamics NAV. Item Attributes The item attributes are for me probably the most useful feature that has been added to Dynamics NAV 2017. The attributes let you define and add different types of attribute to the items in NAV (things like length, width, diameter, voltage, torque, color, etc.., whatever you want basically). Those attributes could then be used when searching for items or on printouts. I don’t have a single customer that would not want to use this, that’s how useful I think this is. I have in the past done many different modifications and worked with several add-ons that offers this widely requested feature, so I am very happy that this is standard functionality now. You basically setup your attributes that you want to use by specifying a name, type and unit of measure (the type controls what values you can enter). For the attributes where the type is option you specify the valid item attribute values (which then becomes a drop-down list when adding attributes to items). Note that attributes that are the option type does not have a unit of measure (for some reason the developer though that was not needed, not sure I completely agree). Both the attributes and attribute values could be translated into different languages in a typical NAV fashion. You then add the attributes to the items (and there is a fact box that can display them as well). Finding items based on attributes are then done using the filter by attribute feature. This is simple and super useful. I do think it is a bit funny how Microsoft have developed this though, normally you have a code and a description, where the code is the primary key. With the item attributes they have moved away from this concept and the attributes have an ID field that’s an AutoIncrement integer field that’s the primary key (and not displayed on any pages). And code have been added to the tables to check if the description have been used already when entering new attributes (otherwise you could end up with multiple attributes with the same name with this design). The attribute values then have two integer fields as the primary key, one being the attribute ID and the other being an AutoIncrement field. It might make sense, but for someone like me that’s been working with NAV for 15 years it looks a bit strange. But I am sure we will see more of this in the future (parts of the workflow, the events for example, that came with NAV 2016 also have some of this design that’s not using primary key fields that are displayed on pages). Item Categories The item category table have been made multilevel so you can define a hierarchy in the list of item categories. This kind of eliminates the need for using the product groups codes that’s previously was subgroups to the item category codes. Note that the default costing method and posting groups have been removed from the item category table (with the templates to creates items those might be redundant now). This is a great addition as well, but what is even better is that you can for each of the item categories define what item attributes that applies. So, when a new item is created and the item category is selected then NAV populates the list of attributes that the item should have so that the user knows what attributes to enter. This way you get a consistent set of attributes on similar items and it speed up the process of creating new items. On the topic of creating new items; there is still no ‘copy item’ feature, so for the millions of NAV users that are waiting for this, they just need to be patient. But, the item template feature that was introduces on the simplified UX pages for the small business roles in 2015 are now on all the pages, and that’s reducing the need for a copy function a bit. G/L Account Categories and Sub Categories General ledger accounts can now be categorized. To do this there are two new fields on the general ledger account card; Account Category and Account Subcategory. A fairly small addition, but very useful. Now you can group accounts that are used for similar postings, something like revenue accounts can be grouped into types product, service, shipping revenue accounts and this can then be used as filters when running reports. You also have the option to view the total amounts by the different categories. Notifications in the UI This is probably one of the coolest additions that’s been added. It allows for sending notifications that will be displayed in a notification area on the page that the user is currently on. My brain is already thinking of how many great features that can be programmed to utilize this way of notifying users. Below is an example of how a notification looks like in the windows client (there are some standard notifications displayed based on the data in NAV). I will do a separate blog post about this soon, I think it deserves it and I want to explore the capabilities of this a bit more and learn how to use it in C/AL. Brick View List can now be viewed as bricks by changing it from a list to bricks using the below button, this is only for the web client. What’s displayed in the bricks are defined in the Field Groups on the table (same place where you define what fields that are displayed in drop downs), so you would need to change the table object to select what should be displayed. Would have been nice if it was part of the personalization instead actually. I see these brick views more for touch screen devices, but let’s see, maybe it is something regular computer users will like as well. Time will tell… Cancel Posted Credit Memos A cancel function has been added to the posted sales and purchase credit memos. With this you can reverse credit memos that’s been created to reverse invoices (such as the ones that are created when you cancel a posted invoice). So to reverse something that’s been reversed. Doing this will un-apply the posted credit memo from the invoice (if it was applied to an invoice) and create a new posted invoice that it gets applied to. Improved Incoming Documents The incoming documents feature that works together with a Lexmark service to interpret documents such as invoices have been improved. It is mostly related to how the interpretation take place and a how to correct errors so that the service learns. Inside NAV there is now a new filter function on the list of incoming documents where the user can choose to see only documents that’s not been processed instead of the entire list each time. I have not implemented this part myself anyplace yet, but I saw a demo at the Lexmark booth in the end of 2015 at Convergence in Barcelona and it looked like a good feature. Now that it’s been approved it is probably mature enough to implement. Improved Payment Reconciliation A couple of minor improvements have been done to the payment reconciliation functionality in 2017. One of them is that it now shows the total amount in the payment reconciliation journal and you can drill into this amount and see transactions that’s have not been applied or reconciled. Improved Job Features The 2017 job module has received a facelift (its always been a bit behind to be honest). There is now a project manager field on the job card and the project manage role center have been altered to show information specific to the jobs the user is managing. This should get the project managers going on the jobs that are not doing that well. In addition a job cost fact box have been added to the job card. Fixed Assets Improvements Some additional convenient features have been added to the fixed assets in Dynamics NAV 2017. There is a standard setup for creating new fixed assets. There are also some new journal features that allows you to post fixed assets purchase transactions. I have not looked into this that much so maybe there will be more details later. Fixed assets are not really my favorite part of the application. CRM Integration Improvements A bunch of changes have been done to the contact management part for the 2017 version. Microsoft is promising a newly created integration to Dynamics CRM online that can be setup with a guide inside NAV. So, if you are using the contact management part of Dynamics NAV and would like to take advantage of the more advanced features that the Dynamics CRM on-line is offering then this should now be easier than ever and you should have a seamless coupling of the records in Dynamics CRM with Dynamics NAV. Even looks like you can view the Dynamics CRM data inside NAV. In addition to the improved Dynamics CRM integration some of the functionality inside NAV have also changed. The most noticeable is that the wizard pages that existed have now been replaced by card pages, I never like those wizard pages anyway so I think this is great. One example of this is when creating an opportunity, it now looks like below. Microsoft’s main reason for replacing the wizard pages with cards is that it now also can run in the web client (I guess it did not work that well before, never tried it before myself). The mail merge feature that’s been around for years that allows you to create email templates in word and use it for mass emailing things like campaign information to contacts have been redesigned to use word reporting. For a daily use this might not be a big difference, but for a developer this introduces a whole new world of opportunities. The mail merge was very limited in its functionality (basically only enabled you to place some selected fields on a page), with the word reporting you can now write code that executes when the e-mails are created. A very nice addition in my mind. Also the e-mail logging has received a rework. In the past the e-mail logging was always a bit tricky to setup but once running it provided some great visibility for the users into the sales channels since everybody with proper access could see emails between customers and employees. Now there is a wizard to go through to setup the logging and it is supposed to be a lot easier to get it running. Smart Notifications Partially built using the Notifications in the UI (which I will be describing more in a separate blog) the smart notifications gives you advice when you use the application. As an example; if you create a new sales invoice for a customer that have an overdue balance you will see the below notification. Another example is when you close a sales order you receive a message saying that the order has not been posted (I am a bit skeptical to this one since in my world posting a sales order is not done by the same person that’s entering it). Luckily this is configurable and each user can turn the features off and on through the My Notifications setup where conditions also can be applied. I think this is a cool concept and I see a potential to create custom notifications to support how the business wants to operate and to reduce common user mistakes. Improved Office 365 Integration It looks like Microsoft have put a fair amount of effort to more tightly integrate Dynamics NAV with Office 365, probably part of the work for Dynamics 365 that’s also been released recently. The integrations with Office 365 includes an Outlook add-in that enables you to synchronize master data between Dynamics NAV and Outlook (so contacts in NAV shows up as contacts in Outlook etc. is what I am guessing) and some features that allows you to create invoices and from Bookings in Office. This is all great additions but what’s probably the best of all here is the Excel Add-in that allows you to both view and edit the NAV data in Excel (through an ODATA web service I believe), this I think is super useful. There was previously an un-official tool to do this that utilized the NAV web services, but now it is a standard feature. Install the add-in and then you open Excel and connect to the NAV service through the Dynamics NAV Data Connector. You can the edit the records and have the connector update the data in NAV. Extensions Dynamics NAV 2017 comes with several extensions that can be deployed, I will not go into the details but there is a bank feed extension that allows you to setup a feed from your bank, some kind of PayPal integration, a QuickBooks data migration and a sales and inventory forecast solution (using Cortana intelligence I believe). All cool extensions, but what I would like to see is the localizations provided by extensions. That I think would be a huge leap forward. Everybody will then be on a W1 database and by using different extension you get the local functionality for your counties. And if there is a feature to turn on and off extensions by company then you can have a database for multiple countries. Maybe it’s just me that dreams about this. I have added the Product Overview and Capability Guide  and the Whats New in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017  to my white papers  page, it has some useful information and links to additional material related to the new functionality in Dynamics NAV 2017. Those are basically the documents that I have used to research the new functionality. In addition to what I have found in those documents I have also bumped into some other changes (some which are quite interesting actually), I have described those below. Other Changes Pages have Redesigned/Simplified A lot of the pages have been simplified, mostly by setting a lot of the fields to be additional and also by removing and regrouping some of the fields. Below is an item card for example, on this page a lot of the field have been set to be additional (so they only show up when you select show more fields) and more tabs have been added to group the fields (the Inventory and Price & Posting tabs below are new for example). Another example is the ship-to and bill-to information a sales document. Instead of always showing all the field you now have options to select if the ship-to or bill-to address should be different from the sell-to address and only in those cases will the rest of the fields be displayed. Package Tracking No. and Shipping Agent Code on Sales Invoices The package tracking number and shipping agent code have been added to the posted sales invoices. Noting big, but kind of useful. Create Purchase Invoice from Sales Order There is a new function that allow you to create a purchase invoice based on a sales order. You select this and choose what items it should include through the below dialog, then you select a vendor and NAV will create the purchase invoice for you. Time Zone in Users Personalization The user personalization has been extended with a time zone field (not 100% sure where this apples and where the regional setting on you computer can’t be used to be honest). Tooltips have Been Populated The ToolTip property that came with the previous version have now been populated on a lot of the fields (what a job that must have been ). This then shows up when you hover over the field or action item. ApplicationArea Property There is a new property in the development environment that can be used to define an application area for a page field, page part, page action, or MenuSuite item. This then works together with the application area setup which can be defined for a company, profile or user. It is not something that is mandatory to use, if you leave the setup blank then everything will be displayed. As with the new ToolTip property this is not something you can define on the table object, which I think is strange. Default Item Quantity in Sales & Receivables Setup You can have the quantity defaulted to 1 on sales documents when the no. field is entered. This is something that can be activated in the sales & receivables setup. Create Item from Description in Sales & Receivables Setup There is a new feature that can create an item for you automatically using the item templates when you enter a description in the no. field on a sales document that does not exists in the item list. Sounds nice and dangerous at the same time, doesn’t it? You select Item as the Type, then you enter a description that does not exists in the item list in the no. field and tab out. NAV will then display a dialog like below where you can select to have a new item being created using an item template, this will create the item and display the item card. When closing the item card that item number will be added to the sales line. So now the sale person can sell anything he/she likes! This feature can be activated/deactivated in the sale & receivables setup. Multi Line Fields on Pages Some pages have fields with multiple lines where you can copy/paste descriptions into the field. One example of this is the Work Description field on the sales invoices. The data for this field gets saved in a BLOB field, so I guess it is nothing new other than I have not seen this from Microsoft before like this. This blog post became a lot longer than I initially thought, the more I dug into the functionality the more stuff I found and the longer the post became. I am sure there are new great things that I missed when writing this and some of the above also needs some more details around it, but I needed to draw the line somewhere otherwise this post would have been 5 time as long that’s how many changes NAV 2017 brings. Going forward my blog posts will be done using Dynamics NAV 2017. Let me know if you want to upgrade to NAV 2017  we are always happy to help! Have a great day! Olof Simren - Freelance Microsoft Dynamics NAV Expert Naviona - Microsoft Dynamics NAV Partner

We recently upgraded successfully our product to NAV2017. In fact, one day after the actual availability of the Belgian download, we had our upgraded product ready. As promised, here is a short post about the challenges we faced during the upgrade. Probably not all challenges are represented here .. and I might have had issues that you won’t have :-). Keep that in mind. The Scope First step for me always is an “upgrade” in the pure sense of the word. No redesign, no refactoring, no new features. Just the customized code transferred to the new version of NAV. That’s what this post is about. Next step (and release) for us is going to be incorporating the new features that Microsoft brings us. Just to give you a feeling: this product of ours is quite big: 616 changed default objects – many tables 2845 new objects – which doesn’t really influence the merge process, though, these objects might call out to default (redesigned) code or objects .. +900 hooks into code – changed business logic, change of default behaviour of NAV I was able to do this upgrade in less than 12 hours .. which is 4 times the time spent compared to last year. This is purely because of the significant refactoring that Microsoft has been doing. In numbers, this is what they did: 437 new objects 96 deleted objects 3286 changed objects Do your own math ;-). The 96 deleted objects alone indicate a serious refactoring effort. And refactoring usually means: upgrade challenges. How I did my upgrade I upgraded our product in these steps: I created a new VM with the final release of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017. I used my PowerShell scripts which you can find on my github . Namely, the ones you can find in the scripts folder under “ NAV Upgrades “. The thing is, the script “UpgradeDatabase.ps1” is going to do a full upgrade. I didn’t want to do this, so I stripped the script a bit, as I only wanted to merge, because I expected quite some conflicts, just because Microsoft refactored quite a bit.. . So basically, I only executed the ‘Merge-NAVUpgradeObjects’ part. That script gave me a folder with conflicts and merged text files.. . And indeed: quite some conflicts. This was expected. We will go into the issues later on, but what I did to solve the conflicts is two things: I solved the majority just in the txt files with VSCode. Editing code in text files with VSCode makes so much sense – read below why. I created a database with all my merged objects to solve the more complex conflicts, like the completely refactored codeunit 80 and 90. It gives you the “go to definition” stuff and such .. . Compile code, fix errors and create a fob : Create a full txt file and import it in an environment where you can compile all, and create a fob. I had a few compile errors, but these were easy to solve. Perform the database upgrade , including data This one involves the upgrade toolkit. While testing this, it was clear that the default toolkit needed some work, as well as I had to include some of my own tables that became redundant thanks to the code redesign. Thanks to the “ Start-NAVUpgradeDatabase ” function as part of my scripts, this was quite easy. One tip: always fix the first error, then re-do the entire conversion, because the code in the upgrade toolkit isn’t ready for starting the data conversion multiple times .. . After this final step, we had an upgraded database, including all upgrade code and upgrade toolkit for both the default application as my product. Again, this doesn’t involve any significant code re-design to fit the new features. That’s what we will be doing from now on. So, let’s dive into the things that are worth mentioning (in my book (no, I’m not writing a book …)). Refactored objects During solving the conflicts, you run into objects that are quite refactored by Microsoft. I assume to know why they are doing this. Part of the reason must be facilitating more events. This needs to be done in refactored code .. . So let’s be clear: I totally support the fact that Microsoft is redesigning the code .. It’s a step we must take, although it doesn’t make the upgrade-life much easier.. . These are a few points that I was struggling with.. : COD414 and COD415 Release Sales/Purchase Document OnRun moved to “Code” trigger. For the rest quite the same – so merging is quite fine .. . Though, I would have expected a bigger change. While you’re already changing the main trigger that will cause a conflict anyway – why not just refactor the whole thing. This is not really refactoring, this is moving and causing a conflict without any benefit… COD448 – Job Queue Dispatcher The Job Queue has totally changed. This is not a surprise, as it is running on a completely different platform, with a completely different concept, having multiple threads (workers?) waiting for the scheduler to drop something on its queue.. . I decided to ignore all my changes to the job queue, and start fresh. This will be something to look at after the upgrade. COD5982 – Service-Post+Print Microsoft removed a function “PrintReport” and put it on record-level, which means in this case: 4 places. I had one hook in this function .. and now it had to be placed on 4 places.. . This is the only place where “hooks” didn’t really serve me well as I don’t want to place one hook function in four places.. . The redesign does make sense, though, so I’m not complaining. I created new hooks, and off we go :-). COD82 – Sales-Post + Print Similar changes (I like the consistency). Again, the PrintReport was moved to rec-level, which didn’t make my hook-moving going swell.. but I survived :-). COD80 : Must be the most refactored codeunit together with COD90. the code seems to still be all there in CU80, only in (local) functions. So this was really just a matter of moving my hooks to the right local function. You could see that the code structure was still quite the same, so it wasn’t that difficult to find out where the hook had to go.. . A few other things caught my mind though, that wasn’t always that easy .. Changed Text constants: all text constants have a decent name now. Instead of something like Text30, it actually describes the text.. . This does mean a lot more code changes, and some more conflicts.. . Changed Var names: a little more difficult. In some places, I noticed changes like “GenJnlLine2” renamed to “GenJnlLine” or “SalesLine” changed to “SalesOrderLine”. It is refactoring, it is making it more readable .. but in some cases, you really have to keep your head in the game to solve conflicts .. . From Temp to no-temp (and vica versa). This was the hardest thing to do. And I still have to test everything to see if I merged correctly. The thing is: I have the feeling they completely changed the “Preview Posting” thing by doing stuff in Temp Tables and such. This meant that all of a sudden, I was getting Temp variabels in my hooks .. . So I really had to pay attention what to do in those scenarios.. . I handled CU80 and CU90 manually in the database, and did all changes I did manually without automatic merge. It does make sense, because I could navigate through code to find out what to do in all 24 points I hooked into this codeunit. Tests will still have to show whether I did a good job or not ;-). TAB37 : VAT calculation has moved to VATAmountLine table to “UpdateLines” function. Moving this function means moving your hook to another hook codeunit .. . It does make more sense, but in my book, this is one of the more challenging things to do ;-). ApprovalsMgt Turned into Variant Façade So, code like: ApprovalsMgmt.DeleteApprovalEntry(DATABASE::”Sales Header”,”Document Type”,”No.”); Needs to be changed to: ApprovalsMgmt.DeleteApprovalEntry(SalesHeader); We used this kind of code quite a lot in our product.. . Some work, but the refactoring makes so much sense. Love it! Item Category Default fields moved to “Item Template” .. . This is quite a big change, because we added 6 extra default fields .. and created some functionality on top of this. These default fields being moved to item template, meant we need to rethink our functionality as well .. . This is for after the upgrade, as in my opinion, “rethinking functionality” should not be part of the upgrade. Pages Pages is not easy. This is a refactoring-bit that I don’t like. Microsoft tends to put stuff on pages. Like: ShowMandatory – added in NAV2015, as a property on a field. Tooltips – Added in NAV2017: again a page-field-level property to add multi language tooltips ApplicationArea – Added in NAV2017: again a page-field-level property to assign fields to certain application areas (to be able simplify (and hide fields on) pages for users). I absolutely hate this design principle from the bottom of my heart. It’s unreadable, unmaintainable, unextendable, .. . So if you would have changed or deleted any of these fields on pages, you would have conflicts. You get things like this: In my case: LOADS of them.. . Thing is: also on moved fields you get this :(. I had conflicts on about all fields that we changed – just because of the design of these new features (page-field-level…). This was just one example. Other very recurring conflicts were: Code Modifications Changed properties, like Promoted PromotedCategory PromotedActionCategoryML CaptionML (character problems) Furthermore, on a lot of pages, they don’t have closing semi-colon in code .. which makes it difficult to compile after you (automatically) merged code after it. Here is an example of Page30 A few numbers: I had 13 conflicts in the Customer Card, 57 out of 88 conflicting objects were pages! There was an average of 5 conflicts per page .. . Worst ones: Sales Order / Quote (and any document pages for that matter) Customer Card / List Item Card / List I was able to handle them all in just textfiles.. . But no advise here – you’ll just have to work your way through them :(. Deleted objects In my case (BE upgrade from 2016 CU9 to 2017), a total of 96 objects were deleted. The chance you have references, table relations or whatever to any of these objects is quite big. This is something that you’ll need to handle after the upgrade while compiling your code. Very dependent of what and how you’re using these objects. Why there are so many deleted objects. Well .. So much has been refactored .. like: – reworked notifications – reworked CRM wizards – reworked job queue – … In my case, only one conflict here. Namely the “Credit limit check” has seriously changed. It works with Notifications now. We tapped into it, so we needed to revise the complete solution (which ended up in removing it :-)) Irregularities What I was really surprised about is some irregularities in the code of Microsoft. Sometimes, this was really confusing. One example that comes to mind is the variable “RowIsNotText” in page 46. This variable is used to handle the “Enabled” and “Editable” property of some fields. You would expect this variable to exist in all similar “subforms”. Well – no. In fact, in all other subforms, there was the similar but completely opposite variable “RowIsText”. Be careful for this! Upgrade Toolkit Once I had compiled objects (all merged, imported and compilation errors solved), I started to work on my data upgrade. Of course I used the upgrade toolkit that comes with the product. I had two issues in this. The upgrade Toolkit contains errors in function: UpdateItemCategoryPostingGroups. It seems that a temp table in combination with an AutoIncrement doesn’t go well together. When you have multiple Item Categories, it failed on this function from the second entry .. . I did a dirty fix on this, doing this (just making sure the table is empty, so that the OnInsert code is being able to run. Another issue was that Microsoft didn’t do a “INSERT(TRUE)” for the UpdateSMTPMailSetupEncryptPassword. The OnInsert needs to run, but Microsoft had put just “INSERT”, not “INSERT(TRUE”, which seemed like a bug (no GUID was created). We changed it to INSERT(TRUE). Solving conflicts with VSCode Just for the sake to get myself familiar with VSCode, I decided to handle conflicts in this editor. Sure, it’s not code, it’s just TXT files .. but why not :-). It is a code editor .. and text file or not – I’m editing code. Here is how it looked like: A few things that I really liked about this approach. Github Integration: I saved all to github. This made it possible for me to see what I did to solve a conflict. Always good to be able to review everything. File explorer / navigate between files. All files were just there. Very easy. Open window on the side (CTRL + Enter). As you can see on the screenshot, I could show two files at once. Because of the “big” conflict files, this was quite convenient. Also to search the right spot is just a copy/past-in-search kind of thing without too much switching screens. Very easy. Easy search (select + CTRL+F) and find previous (shift+Enter). As said, it behaves like a code editor. This was one of the places this showed really well. Like when you’re looking for conflicting control ids. Just select the id, press CTRL+F, automatically it will search for what you have selected, and all matches get highlighted. Smart carriage return: it will end up on the place you want it to be – like you expect from a code editor, but not from a text editor. I will do this every time from now on :-). Conclusion I was happy to be able to have an upgrade in only 12 hours. Taking into account that so much was refactored, plus the most conflicts I had to solve in over 3 years .. it was still “just” 12 hours. Still, it’s 4 times the time that I spent in my previous upgrade .. . I hope this doesn’t mean that someone who did 1 month last time, will spend 4 months ;-). Microsoft has given us the tools to do this as efficient as possible. Yes, I’m talking about PowerShell. My scripts on top of these building blocks has helped me tremendously again .. I can only recommend them for you. “ Hooks ” helped me a lot again this time as well. Putting them into the refactored code was quite easy. I spent more time on some pages then I did on Codeunit 80. So .. good luck, hope this helps you a bit.

Cumulative Update 44 includes all application and platform hotfixes and regulatory features that have been released for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013. The cumulative update is intended mainly for solutions that are experiencing the problems described in the Knowledge Base article linked to below. However, you are advised to always keep your solution updated with the latest cumulative...

Cumulative Update 37 includes all application and platform hotfixes and regulatory features that have been released for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2. The cumulative update is intended mainly for solutions that are experiencing the problems described in the Knowledge Base article linked to below. However, you are advised to always keep your solution updated with the latest...

Cumulative Update 25 includes all application and platform hotfixes and regulatory features that have been released for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015. The cumulative update is intended mainly for solutions that are experiencing the problems described in the Knowledge Base article linked to below. However, you are advised to always keep your solution updated with the latest cumulative...

Cumulative Update 13 includes all application and platform hotfixes and regulatory features that have been released for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016. The cumulative update is intended mainly for solutions that are experiencing the problems described in the Knowledge Base article linked to below. However, you are advised to always keep your solution updated with the latest cumulative...

It seems to be a customization. please activate debugger and check..

Blocked :- Whether this session is blocked (waiting to acquire a lock) by another session Blocking User Id :- The user ID of the connection that is blocking this session Wait Time(ms) :- The amount of time that this session has been waiting. Hope this helps

Although Microsoft just launched Microsoft PowerApps and Microsoft Flow on November 1, early adopters are already busy using the tools to build mobile apps and automated processes for their clients. For Microsoft partner and ISV DynamicPoint , which builds SharePoint-based business automation applications for the Dynamics space, including customer and vendor portals integrated with GP and NAV, the launch of PowerApps and Flow off... read more ...read more

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You can’t have everything. Wise men have said this many centuries ago. There is no such thing as absolutely perfect. NAV2017 is a fantastic release and blogpost after blogpost after blogpost you can read everyone is happy and agrees on this. With NAV2017 Microsoft started to improve the core product again rather than attaching new features at the edges. This is new, it has not happened for years, or maybe centuries. The recent blog post done by Olof Simren is a proof of this. I don’t understand why this guy is not an MVP yet. We need more bloggers with interest in the functional application. Dynamics 365 Honesty forces me to admit that I think most of these improvements have been made to allow NAV to be successful with its alter-ego, Dynamics 365 Financials. Microsoft did great effort in simplifying the application and making the core more complete. This has been something that Partner Account managers within Microsoft have been requesting for a long time. When you talk at old timers in our ecosystem many have made “products” that actually improved the core system rather than actually making it work for a specific niche vertical. New partners don’t have these “products” and find it hard to sell NAV out of the box. This will change with NAV2017 and I bet Microsoft won’t stop here and will continuously improve the out-of-the-box experience. This is great! The price to pay We have to pay a price for this. Microsoft is overhauling pages and code routines that have not been touched for years, optimizing it for what modern users expect. “Statistics Pages” have become an anti-pattern. One example is the fact that “Statistics Pages” have become an anti-pattern. This used to be mandatory when I grew up with the product. Now all FlowFields are either directly on card and document pages or on fact boxes. Another example is the good old Format Address codeunit. For the first time in 20-odd years Microsoft has changed the signature of a function in this guy. It is easily illustrated by importing the NAV2016 sales invoice in a NAV2017 database. You’ll get this error message. The array dimensions must be identical. Why is this? The function now checks if the address is different from the billing address. Could this have been avoided? I hate to be the smart-ass dinosaur here but I cannot help thinking if there is no other way around this. Microsoft is now actually forcing 130.000 customers to change at least 4 reports during the upgrade. This means they broke over half a million reports across the globe. Let’s say it takes 15 minutes per report which is over 100.000 hours which equals to an investment of over 10 million USD. So let’s see if we can make 10 million bucks with one smart function. What about this? Adding Global Variables? Another funny detail is that “I” is a global variable. Now I have to admit I don’t know much about computer programming but is that really good? Prepare for a rough upgrade Waldo already illustrates it on his blog . Upgrading from NAV2016 to NAV2017 is not a lunch upgrade. This is a price we have to pay I guess, but honestly I think that spending a few minutes more some headaches could have been avoided. IMPORTANT NOTE! This blog is written to be informative, not to complain. NAV 2017 is one of the best releases of Navision ever and our future is awesome.

I'm trying to create it within SSRS 2014. The actual field is in table 7302 field Quantity (Property) CalcFormula

maybe this helps SELECT sum(dbo.[ADEPLAST Go Live$Warehouse Entry].Quantity) FROM dbo.[ADEPLAST Go Live$Bin Content] INNER JOIN dbo.[ADEPLAST Go Live$Warehouse Entry] ON dbo.[ADEPLAST Go Live$Bin Content].[Location Code] = dbo.[ADEPLAST Go Live$Warehouse Entry].[Location Code] AND dbo.[ADEPLAST Go Live$Bin Content].[Bin Code] = dbo.[ADEPLAST Go Live$Warehouse Entry].[Bin Code] AND dbo.[ADEPLAST Go Live$Bin Content].[Item No_] = dbo.[ADEPLAST Go Live$Warehouse Entry].[Item No_] AND dbo.[ADEPLAST Go Live$Bin Content].[Variant Code] = dbo.[ADEPLAST Go Live$Warehouse Entry].Quantity AND dbo.[ADEPLAST Go Live$Bin Content].[Unit of Measure Code] = dbo.[ADEPLAST Go Live$Warehouse Entry].Weight

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