In my previous post about deep inserts with Business Central APIs, I mentioned creating custom APIs that support deep inserts. I tried to create an example with Sales Header / Sales Line, but I gave up because I ran into too many issues. In this post I want to explain what you need for creating custom APIs that support deep inserts. I will do so with a simple Header & Line table example.
Source : Kauffmann @ Dynamics 365 Business Central
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This process can be fully automise as well using Task Manager or job Queue in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central.
This is a G/L Entry Reconciliation functionality, same like ‘Apply entry’ in other modules G/L entries can be applied to each other to close off to analysis the related/linked entries part amount or Multiple G/L Entries can also be applied i.e. 1 payment for multiple invoices
Source : Ajay Jain
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Getting frustrated when scrolling through your recently opened projects list in Visual Studio Code will be history after you have read this post. The Visual Studio Code Extension Project Dashboard comes to rescue you from time wasting and headaches in the future.
The web services series continues, in this episode, I handle the XML parsing of the return and reshape the app to be functional.
As I promised before – new blog about building replication of custom table to CDS. About CDS connection setup you could read here and now we could start.
All the code for current demo you can find in my repository – https://github.com/ABaludin/CDSBox
Let’s begin:
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 to reuse them.