Pentecost weekend. Finally I have moved somewhat out of the razzle-dazzle of months passed. Glad I succeeded to have planned Friday off, going to the hockey World Cup in The Hague. Sit, simmer (in the sun) and shout. And I don’t care about all those Canadians thinking this is not…
Some might have read my recent mibuso post on this topic. Thought it worthwhile to share it here too, with some additions to it. And also add it to my list of undocumented features. Did you ever notice this? When you dynamically hide a column – i.e. by means of…
Just a blog post for completeness sake, a sequel in my collection of How-to: Search …. Any classic client list window that does not facilitate the common Find dialog (i.e. system windows) displays similar behavior as I presented in two of my previous posts: How-to: Search a Field in Table…
Joining dynamicsuser.net recently I started writing my blogs to share my NAV experiences with you. So I thought I could spend a couple of posts on some of NAV’s undocumented features. Greenhorn-me just sad down and wrote, not taking much time to investigate the load of posts on dynamicsuser.net. It was not long…
Writing my blog post How-to: Search a Field in Table Designer I fully forgotten to mention that in a similar way you can search in C/AL Globals and C/AL Locals. Be it Variables: .. or Functions: … or Parameters: … or Text Constants – although in general this will not…
Just one of these tricks that compensates some of the monolithic characteristics of C/SIDE. Only if you know!Having been a C/SIDE trainer I was fortunate to meet a lot of NAV developers; I was fortunate to learn a lot from them and share it with others. Like this trick. On…
Ever had to post a large journal batch and an error was thrown just before all lines were checked? So you manage to identify the right journal line somewhere at the bottom of your batch. You fix the issue and post again. But now immediately the systems errs on the…
And that brings me to chapter 2. Maybe less exciting, but for sure even more fun than the preceding chapter if you didn’t know about it yet. Saves you a lot of time. One of the things I have always liked about NAV is the open source character of it. OK,…
And that leads me to one of the most rewarding things in live: sharing simple solutions. Like the next one. Typically one that probably dozens, no hundreds, of NAV pro’s and user know about and at the same time numerous people have never been aware of. Years ago when working…