One of these of every day things that makes work so easy; you just take them for granted. Getting the 2.2.0 update mail from Christian Clausen, I realized that's what Statical Prism has become for me. No fuss of whatever setup, except for having my code in .txt objects in…
As you know my daily work is highly depending on Visual Studio Team Foundation Services, so when last week VS 2017 was released, I immediately installed it and continued my work as before. It's one of those great things of VS: a high up- and downward compatibility. It makes me…
Last weekend I spent time to get things working on my Azure machine for the fourth week of the Junior Developer Training. A five week course I am running since last fall for Dynamics 365 Training Ltd. in the UK. While compiling the code of our example application I ran in…
This week my annoyance got that high that I decided to spent some time on getting the issue fixed. I guess we all run into this once in a while: things do not exactly go the way you would like it, but, OK, you manage having some kind of work…
Haven't been blogging a lot lately, and then it's good to realize I am not the only NAV blogger and thus information sharing keeps going anyway. So thumps up to all my peers! And even more it's good to know that new bloggers show up regularly. I haven't been welcoming…
… or should I regard it as an early Xmas 2017 present? [8-|] Any how, I am grateful! And seeing the number of votes on my connect entry, I am certainly not the only one. So thanx on behalf of all of the voters (if I may). You might wonder what's…
Chew, it has been quite some time we met here. Feels like learning to blog again. If you have been waiting for me all that time I make a deep bow and apologize for that. It has been a very busy 8 month period starting last December bringing our NAV…
Apparently we keep on running into this issue once in a while. While developing you run your objects from the Objects Designer and with each single execution a new Windows Client session is being fired. Using your valuable time and frustrating your debug session as the previous one is not valid anymore…
Since NAV 2013 we are more and more getting the full potential out of SQL Server. In NAV 2009 (and before) it was, for example, unimaginable to setup “your own” sorting for your data retrieval as SETCURRENTKEY only allowed you to use the keys defined on the table you were…
Coming from a C/C++ world into NAV, ages ago, it was somewhat dismaying to feel the various constraints of the system. And true, to also feel the power of it, not in the least because of these constraints, IMHO. But hell, isn’t this always the case when changing? I mean,…