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OnAfter table event subscriber patterns and antipatterns

The purpose of events is to simplify business logic customization while not impeding upgradeability and general extensibility. However, there is one particular class of events that may cause troubles: OnAfter* table events. There are four of them: OnAfterInsert, OnAfterModify, OnAfterDelete, and OnAfterRename. Bron : Vjeko.com Lees…

27 May 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Design Pattern: Create Data from Templates

For many records, such as Items, Customers, and Vendors, users have to enter the same sets of data again and again. This is tedious, error-prone (users forget to enter a field or they choose the wrong group), and difficult to learn for some users. Bron :…

19 April 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Design Pattern: Data-driven Blocked Entity

This pattern implements a generic mechanism for dynamically restricting and allowing usage of a record by the business process administrator. Problem A Dynamics NAV record can be used in a number of functionalities across the application. There are situations, however, when the administrator wants to restrict…

12 April 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

How Do I: Implement the Activity Log Pattern

This video demonstrates how to implement the activity log pattern in Microsoft Dynamic NAV. The demonstration covers the following steps: Bron : Think about IT Lees meer...

30 March 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Design Pattern: Passwords and sensitive data

By Bogdana Botez at Microsoft Development Center Copenhagen This pattern is supported starting from Microsoft Dynamics NAV version 2016. Abstract Protect data like passwords, social security numbers, credit card numbers etc by encrypting it and by placing it in a single table with restricted access. Bron…

29 March 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Design Pattern: Discovery Event

Sometimes one design pattern is enough to capture the experience related to one particular topic. And sometimes, multiple patterns inter-relate to define various aspects of the problem domain. Bron : Dynamics NAV Team Blog Lees meer...

28 March 2016

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Design Pattern: Cross-Session Events

In Microsoft Dynamics NAV you can fire a function whenever something changes within your session (and from NAV 2016 this is even easier with the new Event model), however there is not an easy way to know what is happening in other sessions. Sometimes you would…

22 March 2016