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How to upload the license file in Multitenant Deployment, NAV 2015
How to upload the license file in Multitenant Deployment, NAV 2015 Bron : Roberto Stefanetti NAV Blog Lees meer...
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Integrating with Microsoft OneNote With Navision 2015
You can set up Microsoft Dynamics NAV to work with Microsoft OneNote. For example, you can use OneNote integration to synchronize notes from a mobile OneNote installation with Microsoft Dynamics NAV. You can also use OneNote to share pictures, recordings, and other instructions across a company.…
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NAV Reporting Tips and Tricks
With the release of Dynamics NAV 2013, developers now have the flexibility to design RDLC reports with the use of Visual Studio. It is important that we design professional and consistent reports that allow users to be able to easily scan and read information. In this…
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Building a clean database – remove not licensed objects
I just got a question from a client; Gunnar, Do you have a “King Kong” license that will allow you to delete any object? It appears our development license does not have the rights to some of the newer LS Retail objects and I need to…
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Updated Hardware Hub Twain Client
The Hardware Hub Twain Client has been updated. For more details on that solution read posts tagged with twain on my blog. The updated version should make is easier to understand what is going on and how the scanning process is going. By ticking in the…
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Create a New Company in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015
Microsoft Dynamics NAV allows you to have an unlimited number of companies within the same database. This functionality means you can create a new company, which can be useful if you need to have various legal identities. Bron : Dynamics 101 Lees meer...
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Check Objects “Modify Date” using “sys.all_objects”
If you need to check “Modify Date” for NAV Objects on SQL Server, you can use SQL Standard Function “sys.all_objects“; you don’t need to use standard NAV Objects Table. Bron : Roberto Stefanetti NAV Blog Lees meer...