January 2016 – Pardaan.com

Web Services Examples Part 3 – Generate Barcode

What a busy december month it has been! That last month of 2015 ended before I realized it. I wish everybody a very happy and prosperous 2016! The last post in the web services series was about one month ago, so it is about time to…

29 January 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

NAV Extensions – Updated Generic Data Migration Options

I was so proud with my previous blogpost as I was able to solve a somewhat complicated problem generically. And now there appears to be a platform solution for what I was trying to solve (or at least for a big part of it). I remember…

29 January 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Eventing: an overview

A few days ago we had a workshop in the company about events. Even during our internal overview, we found out some thing which weren’t very clear before. So I decided to try to list a bit about it here. Bron : Magno's Blog Lees meer...

28 January 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016 Extensions – Remove My Extension From Database

In This Article we will discuss How can we remove an extension From the Customer Database. Bron : Saurav Dhyani Lees meer...

28 January 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Universal App in Phone and Tablet Without Icons

Sometimes, when we install Universal App on our smartphone or tablet (NAV 2016 and NAV 2015 – only for tablets), we can notice one issue with missing Icons (Actions, Images,…). This is not something serious, but it can be unpleasantly. Bron : Totovic NAV Blog Lees…

27 January 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Why should I use PowerShell? And How?!

Microsoft Dynamics NAV has supported PowerShell scripting for a few versions now (since 2013, if I recall correctly), but from talking to my peers on the consulting side as well as end-users, I find that it is largely under-utilized by the NAV community. Bron : Let's…

27 January 2016

Data & Analysis

The Table.Schema() Function In Power BI/M

Yet another new M function for you this week: the Table.Schema() function, which returns information about the columns in a table. There’s some fairly detailed documentation about what it returns here; a simple demo is always a lot more helpful though, I think. Bron : Chris…

27 January 2016