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BcContainerHelper

Before you read anything, please understand that NavContainerHelper is still available in the PowerShell gallery and it will still be available for the foreseeable future. Existing pipelines using NavContainerHelper can continue running – no problem just yet. Source : Freddys blog Read more...

17 August 2020

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Business Central how to invoke a Web Service from Powershell

Business Central how to invoke a Web Service from Powershell How-to re-call a WebService from Powershell (BC On-Premise) Scenario: We already have Web Services defined, with several fields calculated or recovering difficult management data (e.g. dimensions shortcuts etc.), the Web Services are ready and we want…

2 July 2020

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Removing Business Central Docker containers with PowerShell

Yesterday I bumped into an intermittent issue on our Jenkins CI server where some Business Central containers where not getting removed after use. This led me to find a way of removing Business Central Docker containers with PowerShell, and a topic for a blog post. The…

26 May 2020

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Creating new instances of Business Central web servers using PowerShell

Although you can use the Business Central Setup to install the Business Central Web Server components and create a single web server instance in IIS for client connection, there may be scenarios when you want to set up multiple instances. For example, you could set up…

8 April 2020

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

How To Use PowerShell To Refresh A Microsoft Dynamics Business Central On Premises Test Database

This article is only for on-premise installations of Business Central (BC). The cloud/SaaS version requires a completely different method of refreshing involving Sandboxes. The steps below might also work for older versions of NAV, but I have not done any regression testing. Source : ArcherPoint Read…

11 February 2020

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Dynamics 365 Business Central on-premise: checking extension’s status via Powershell

An interesting question pops out yesterday: with Dynamics 365 Business Central on-premise, how can I programmatically check if a particular extension is installed or not? The standard Powershell command (in the Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Apps.Management module) that gets informations about an extension in a specified Business Central Server instance…

20 September 2019

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

App Dependency Tree – import your apps in the right order (with PowerShell)

Recently, I got the question on how to get a dependency tree from a bunch of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central apps. In other words – how do I know in which order I have to import my apps to respect the dependencies. Well, I didn’t…

5 September 2019