One of the greatest advantages on using Dynamics 365 Business Central on a SaaS environment is certainly the availability of a read-only replica of the database. I’ve talked a lot about this feature in the past here on this blog but also on events, webcasts and courses.
In summary, objects like API pages, queries and reports can use the DataAccessIntent property in order to specify their data access intent. Possible values are:
Come join me, as I venture into the new ErrorInfo data type, and see how to use the new options for throwing errors Business Central.
Understanding the Record Data Type in Business Central, coming from other data frameworks, can be a challenge. It’s very simple but also complicated. In this video, I break the Record variable into different layers and describe each of them.
One of my Customer requested me to have a feature wherein they can have the liberty to modify content of the email, add remove columns and do stuff like this. They wish to have long text as a free text along with certain database table information which they can attach detach as per there wish along with some html formatting possibly.
Last month I shared a new feature in Business Central 2021 wave 2 (BC19), Force sync of customer-specific extensions in online environments (ForceSync mode in Production Environment) I saw some questions after that, for example, if we keep the table no. and field No., will data be lost in Production Environment?
So in this post, I would like to briefly test some common scenarios, hope this will help.
I saw some discussion last month about whether it was possible to import pictures directly from URLs into Business Central?
So Today I would like to talk about how to do it.
A few weeks back, I watched Erik Hougaard‘s youtube video “Make your own Date Filters in AL and Business Central” and thought of trying it and adding my own bit to it.
First, what was the intention with custom filter tokens?
The standard application comes already with some tokens.