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C/AL Modifications and the Change Log

In our previous post about the Change Log in Microsoft Dynamics NAV, we talked about turning on monitoring of the Payment Terms Code on the Customer table. Bron : Jeremy.Vyska.Info Lees meer...

11 June 2012

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

C/AL Database Functions and Performance on SQL Server

This topic describes the relationship between basic database functions in C/AL and SQL statements. Bron : MSDN Lees meer...

30 March 2012

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

C/AL Reserved Words

C/AL has several reserved words that you cannot use as variable, constant, or function names in your application. Reserved words include the following types: Bron : MSDN Lees meer...

26 March 2012

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Every time you write a line of C/AL

My plea to you all in this article is to stop what you are doing. Lay down your keyboards and sit a while to contemplate. OK, no fluffy kittens are really going to suffer, but the time has come to take stock and ponder a life…

17 February 2012

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Configuring a SQL Server database for Microsoft Dynamics NAV & Writing less expensive C/AL code for customizations

It is imperative that while configuring Microsoft Dynamics NAV, the hardware and software recommendations from Microsoft are taken into consideration. From using the latest version of Microsoft Windows, Microsoft SQL Server, or other Microsoft stack products that are intended to be used with Dynamics NAV or…

18 January 2012

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

.NET Framework and C/AL Type Mappings

In C/AL, some .NET Framework data types, such as strings, integers, and decimals, are automatically converted to C/AL types. Because the types are converted, the .NET Framework versions of these types are not supported in C/AL. For example, instead of using a .NET Framework integer data…

5 January 2012

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

How to: Call .NET Framework Members from C/AL Code

You can call .NET Framework type members, including methods, properties, and constructors, from C/AL code. To call members, you define a DotNet type variable that references the .NET Framework assembly type that contains the member and then call the variable from C/AL code of the Microsoft…

4 January 2012