You can create a new empty company and use the RapidStart file and apply it to the new company. For example:
Category Archives: Dynamics NAV
Convert Base64 with AL code
A couple of weeks ago, I was trying to write web service examples in AL code for VS Code. Unfortunately, at that time, it was not possible to call the Base64 methods on the TempBLOB table. And because those functions on the TempBLOB table are using .Net, I figured it was going to take a while before we get Base64 support in AL code. So I decided to write Base64 encoding / decoding routines myself. Just as an excercise and at that moment I didn’t know if I would even succeed.
The 5 must-know facts about Microsoft Dynamics NAV Reports Upgrade
We all know what a difficult task can be Dynamics NAV reports upgrade if you decide to change your reporting technology from Classic to RDLC. It requires quite a bit of knowledge and experience to make your reports look and work the same way as they did before. However, once you can identify all the tricky places that might cause problems and know what are the possible solutions for these problems, it is not really that painful. I hope this article will help you to make Dynamics NAV reports upgrade more joyful experience.
Running Automated Tests From PowerShell
Automating your automated tests is just as important as creating and maintaining them, you want to be able to run your tests at least once a day and ideally multiple times a day or even after every check-in.
Automated Testing with Permissions, the easy way
As mentioned in my first post about testing with permissions, this will be a more practical and straight forward approach on automated testing with permissions, let’s jump straight in!
Create an offline Development Preview – enable the in-client visual designer
Well, back in those days, I might have forgotten a few bits ;-). Namely to enable the in-client visual designer. Well, there is not much to it – you can simply edit the web.config-file, and add the designer-attribute in it.. . With PowerShell, you can do it with:
NAV Developer Preview – Fix Script
When you want to experience the new developer tools, you need to set up a VM on Azure. Now, this takes a while.
On top of that, it’s all “preview”. As in: “might crash”. And in: “if it crashes, there might not be a decent way out”.