In this demonstration, you’ll see how the warehouse shipment and pick processing features of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 can be used to process a completed sales order.
Recently i ran into problems for pages using Temporary records.
Because i found them to be rather important, i thought to share them with you….
Did anyone ever have that situation where you need to test a mailing function, but you just don’t have an SMTP server or just too many records in the test environment to check so you wouldn’t accidentally send to a real customer/vendor/contact?
Even though this isn’t specifically pertinent to NAV, we all need to write code and queries in SQL from time to time. This little snippet of code may come in handy the next time you need to find the number of working days (i.e. excluding weekends) between two dates.
This post is merely to inform people to watch out about using CurrFieldNo. I was looking into some issues with the Job Journal Line not calculating if inventory was available when i found the problem was related to the CurrFieldNo…
The other day, I was trying to edit a NAV 2009 RDLC report, and I noticed that “Report Items” was conspicuously missing from the Toolbox menu. I tried right-clicking and selecting Show All, but that didn’t help. I even tried restarting my PC to no avail. Without the Report Items, there was no way for me to add controls to my report (short of copy / paste an existing control and changing the value, but that’s not a fix).
I was asked by a customer if there is an easier way to import exchange rates. This is a time-consuming task to have to do this manually for multiple currencies and multiple NAV companies. So I found an XML feed of the European Central Bank which I started playing around with.
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