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New PowerShell Cmdlets in NAV 2018
Following are the new PowerShell cmdlets introduced in NAV 2018. Bron : Kulla's Blog Lees meer...
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Argument Completion for NAV PowerShell cmdlets
One of my pet peeves about the PowerShell cmdlets that ship with NAV is the lack of built-in argument completion: the module in question knows exactly which server instances exist (after all, it has a cmdlet that lets you retrieve a list of these instances), but…
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New-NAVCrmTable cmdlet enhancement
With Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016 CU 20 and Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017 CU 7, the PowerShell cmdlet New-NavCrmTable has been enhanced with 3 changed or added parameters: AuthenticationType Verbose ConnectionString Bron : Microsoft NAV Team Blog Lees meer...
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Useful Windows PowerShell cmdlets for managing Extensions in Dynamics Navision 2016
Today I will list few cmdlets which will help you getting your task done while working with Extensions. Bron : Ashwini Tripathi Lees meer...
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Load Dynamics NAV CmdLets in PowerShell ISE with Profiles
I think we can all agree that we like the Windows PowerShell ISE, right? You know, the “C/SIDE for PowerShell” ;-), the editor, this one: Bron : Waldo's Blog Lees meer...
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Automatically Confirm cmdlets
Some NAV PowerShell cmdlets (such as Import-NAVApplicationObject) don’t have the -Force switch, and always ask for confirmation regardless of whether you include the -Confirm switch or not. Bron : Vjeko.com Lees meer...
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Using Windows Powershell cmdlets to modify companies and databases
Have you been following the coffee break series of blog posts recently? Are you ready to start using Windows PowerShell? If you do not want to get started on your own development database, how about using the Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015 demonstration database? In this blogpost,…