Haven’t been at the NAV TechDays 2012? Or haven’t been able to fill out the C/AL Testability Survey conducted by the NAV Team? Here’s a second change. Download it from here, fill it out and return it to me: lvanvugt@fluxxus.nl. As WORD doc, as scan (after printing and filling in…
Or actually my question for now is: why aren’t you using it? With NAV 2009 SP1 MS has provided us with the testability features to enable automated tests creation. And I was wondering how many of aren’t using it (or do) because of … So therefor I setup this LinkedIn…
Using the step-by-step recipe, and basing on our first example, I have build another example One-Page for the following requirements: Customer Spending by Period: Display the total amount for each period (type, i.e. day, week, month, quarter, year, accounting period) what each of our customers has in order. In this case…
Using the step-by-step recipe I have build an example One-Page matrix based on the following requirements: Customer/Item Spending: Display the total amount for each item what each of our customers has in order. Basically this line already reveals the design of our matrix: Display the total amount … -> matrix…
Last week I conducted a NAV Development update to the development team of a Dutch NAV partner. One of the topics we touched was the One-Page Matrix introduced in NAV 2009 SP1. The What’s New in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 Service Pack 1 – Installation and Development manual contains a…
Ever since our team moved to TFS, because of it’s source control system, we are heavily making use of the NAV 2009 SP1 C/SIDE features EXPORTOBJECTS and IMPORTOBJECTS. And even way before that I personally used it frequently. No need anymore for an external tool like Text Object Splitter, NAV Object…
The version list issue I reported you on yesterday kept on lingering in my mind today thinking this should be fixed by MS and can easily be fixed! I wrote that … … we had various discussion between our GDL team and the build team that any localization of the TIF…
Little over a year ago I reported some errors in Version List in NAV 2009 SP1: a number of standard objects that my tool indicated as changed, but actually weren’t. Today I want to draw attention on Page objects that seem w1 only, but actually are localized. Check for yourself…
A couple of weeks ago I started working on a code review of two of our add-ons. One build on the German (DE) and the other on the Dutch (NL) version of NAV 2009 SP1. The first step I take in this kind of job is to perform a simple text…