September 2022 – Page 4

How to read files via SFTP in Business Central

In this post, I am going to explain how to connect and read a file on an SFTP server and create a record in Business Central automatically through Azure Functions and Power Automate. Source : Ivan Singleton Read more...

5 September 2022

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

The Job Queue Guide For Business Central

One of the most popular ways of scheduling background processes in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is by using the Job Queue. In this guide, you will understand how it works and how you can use it. Also, you will learn about error handling along with…

5 September 2022

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

The preview environment for Dynamics 365 Business Central 2022 release wave 2 (BC21) is available

The public preview environment for Dynamics 365 Business Central 2022 release wave 2 (BC21) is available now. Source : Dynamics 365 Lab Read more...

4 September 2022

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

How to create a Windows Service and connect it with Business Central to manage Local files

Since the arrival of Business Central on Cloud, a big question arose, how to now connect Local Files, Printers, and other peripherals with the ERP? To achieve this there are several ideas, such as One Drive, an SFTP server, or the one I want to show…

2 September 2022

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Are you afraid of commitments? Don’t misuse Commit()

In this video, I take a look at how Business Central handles database transactions. Check it out: Source : Hougaard.com Read more...

2 September 2022

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

D365 Business Central : Using Excel Layout for Reporting

Since Business Central 2022 Wave 1 (BC20), we have the ability to use Excel Layout for reporting. Excel layouts work the same way as Word and RDLC layouts in that they can be edited and saved back again into Business Central. With Excel layouts for Business…

1 September 2022

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Benchmarking AL code

In this blog post we attempt to write a simple micro-benchmark to test execution time of a trivial scenario. Throughout the post the benchmarking code will evolve as the common mistakes are presented, explained, and solved. Finally, a relatively good solution will be presented for public…

1 September 2022