Following Lars script for 3-tier troubleshooting, I’ve created my own script which collects info from PC where Dynamics NAV clients are installed. This info could be used for further investigations and potential problems findings.
I have been asked for a solution that can send an email when a customer is changed. I have a few objects created and a codeunit that is executed by the Job Queue or manually from a page or a form. First the Change Log needed to be activated.
I am building a web service for one of my clients and another company is using this web service for an aspx web site. I realized that I needed to test my web service before I can deliver it to that company. So, I created a test codeunit for the job.
First new feature you can use in connection with 2013 is ClickOnce install. This way of installing and distributing of applications exists since .NET 2. But it was not possible to use it for previous versions of NAV. Now, with upcomming NAV 2013, partners could prepare installations for their customers, which includes all what is needed, like addon libraries and custom client settings.
Microsoft has released a new white paper entitled Dynamics NAV costing Error Detection and Data Correction.
This white paper discusses common inventory costing issues and how you can correct erroneous data after inventory costing issues have been identified.
It has been difficult to get a broad overview of the intended Management Reporter 2012 functionality for Dynamics NAV, but this lack of information may finally be coming to an end.
As described in see Converting Dynamics NAV Classic Reports To RDLC – Part 2, Dynamics NAV provides a Tools->Create Layout Suggestion menu option to automatically generate an RDLC layout for an existing NAV classic report.
Unfortunately, because classic and RDLC layouts are associated with two different reporting tools, they are not fully compatible. Some elements of a classic report will not properly translate to an RDLC layout.
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