August 2019 – Pardaan.com

Business Central on Docker for non-experts…

With the release of NAV and Business Central images on Docker, a lot of people who are not familiar with Docker and Containers will be using Business Central on Docker. Using Business Central on Docker doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to install Docker on your…

30 August 2019

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Testing Saved Views and Notes in MSDYN365BC 2019 Release 2 Preview

“Saved Views” and “Notes”, these new BC features (long time available in Windows Client and now in BC Release 2 Preview) are always requested and needed from my Customers. Knowing that these two features will soon be available is great for demos and allows you to…

29 August 2019

Data & Analysis

Tables, Numbers, Immutability And Power Query Performance

Following on from my last two posts on Power Query performance, I thought I would write about another trick that can make a big difference to your query execution times. It’s actually something that Ehren from the dev team mentioned in a forums thread that I…

28 August 2019

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Import Tenant Data

My last post was about how I got the customized data out of the tenant database into Xml files. That tenant database was from a NAV 2016 application. I have updated the tenant database to Business Central and I need to bring in some of the…

27 August 2019

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Dynamics 365 BC October Release Features You Haven’t Heard Before

With the upcoming Dynamics 365 Business Central October release, all of you probably wondering what kind of new changes it will bring. We already know that we can prepare to say goodbye to C/Side and Windows Client, but what about other major changes? In this article,…

26 August 2019

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

How to… show Windows Eventlog Entries in NAV

When you have a couple of job queue entries in your productive system, it can be helpful to have a quick look at the windows eventlog entries, which are connected to the NAV services. Source : Jonathan Archer's blog Read more...

9 August 2019

Data & Analysis

Adding More Aggregate Columns To The Output Of Table.Profile

A few years ago I blogged about the Table.Profile M function and how you could use it to create a table of descriptive statistics for your data: https://blog.crossjoin.co.uk/2016/01/12/descriptive-statistics-in-power-bim-with-table-profile/ Since that post was written a new, optional second parameter has been added to the function called additionalAggregates…

8 August 2019