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Run an AL object with multiple parameters in Business Central
Run an AL object with multiple parameters in Business Central Source : Hougaard.com (Youtube) Read more...
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Run any local application from BC Web Client
In this video, I show how to create a protocol handler and be able to launch locally installed applications from the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central web client. Source : Hougaard.com Read more...
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Dynamics 365 Business Central: Quick run table (Standard feature and Customization)
For developers, administrators, and support personnel, it can be useful to inspect table data in the tenant database, particularly when debugging or troubleshooting. To support this need, you can view table objects in the Web client. Source : Dynamics 365 Lab Read more...
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Publish & Run Current Object from VSCode – with a single command
I’m not writing a blog about every single (new) command in my “CRS AL Language Extension”. But this Sunday, I added an interesting one. One that I should have had created for a long time – but simply didn’t think of it, until Daniel (TheDenster.com) explicitly…
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Run objects from the modern client
Since the C/Side development environment is deprecated in Dynamics 365 Business Central Release Wave 2, there are no possible way to run objects any more. Therefore, I decided to find an alternative way. Source : Aphorisms about Microsoft Dynamics NAV Read more...
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How-to: Run Standard Tests against Your Code
Let's confess before I start: getting standard tests to run against your code is by no means rocket science. However, I dare say many peers out there haven't even touched the Test Toolkit, seemingly looking at it as an unbearable threshold. Too much work. Of no…
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AL with VSCode: Run Extension Objects (with PowerShell)
Some time ago, Mark blogged an interesting article about running objects from extensions. You can read it here: https://markbrummel.blog/2017/05/20/tip-58-run-extension-objects/ It made me wonder .. how would I solve this? And one of the problems of asking myself these kind of questions is .. the answer is…