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Setting the Sampling Interval for (in-client) performance profiling Business Central

You’re probably very much aware of the Performance Profiler in Business Central: an ability to monitor code execution in terms of “durations” and “hit count”, and having a view on how the code/process performed. As a first version, we had in v19 the AL Performance Profiler…

3 October 2022

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Dynamics 365 Business Central: How to bulk edit user roles/profiles (Customization)

Last week we briefly discussed how to define default Role Center (Profile) for users in Business Central. Then I received an interesting feedback. They had imported users, and the number of users is relatively large. They were looking for an easy way to edit the user…

15 July 2022

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Dynamics 365 Business Central: Combine PDF Documents in Document Sending Profile

In this post, I want to share a new feature in Business Central, Combine PDF Documents in Document Sending Profile. As far as I know, this feature was released in the 17.1 version. First, let’s look at where it is. On the Document Sending Profile page,…

26 January 2021

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

NAV TechDays 2018 Demos: User Profile Picture

One of the more effective, and probably completely unexpected, demos at Waldo’s and mine NAV TechDays 2018 session was the user profile picture demo. I say “completely unexpected” is that it shows something that you normally don’t expect from control add-ins. When hearing “control add-in”, most…

21 December 2018

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Working with Profiles in Navision 2016

How to: Create a Profile You use the Profile card to create profiles for end users. Each profile is associated with a Role Center. Profiles are typically based on job titles in a company. To create a profile In the Profile ID field, enter a name…

12 November 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

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...

28 July 2015