As you already knows from this official Microsoft post, with Dynamics 365 Business Central Wave 2 release Microsoft has splitted the application into two main modules: Base Application (that contains all the ERP business logic) and System Application (that contains all the system layer).
Dynamics 365 BC Wave 2 Release: What Happens Now?
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is the latest Microsoft’s ERP solution, available on-premise and on Cloud as a SaaS service. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is actually released as platform version 14.X. and this platform permits you to adopt two different programming models for creating customizations:
Power BI Custom Format String Examples, Part 1: Numbers
Now that we can apply custom format strings to fields and measures in Power BI in the September 2019 release, I thought it would be useful to provide some examples of what’s possible with this very flexible new feature because the existing documentation for VBA isn’t easy to make sense of. In fact there’s so much to say I’m going to have to write a series of blog posts to cover everything! In this first post I’m going to look at formatting numbers.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2019 release Wave 2: Full keyboard shortcut support
Now Wave2 blogging is allowed, there are many topics that I want to share with you .. really, a lot. Time is not on my side – I’m in full preparation for Directions and NAVTechDays, so let’s see.
Today, while working on my SaaS-deployment-pipeline in DevOps with ALOps, I DID find the time to say a few words on one of the topics I’m quite excited about: Shortcutkeys in the webclient, or in other words: full keyboard shortcut support!
How ‘Approver Limit Type’ Works for Purchase Order Workflows in Microsoft Dynamics 365
Manual processing, especially when it comes to purchase orders can become quite tedious when there are many transactions to process, but it need not be with a Purchase Order Approval Workflow. Enable your organisation to structure governance policies into workflows, so that payments at a certain nominal level are approved, but require further approval once they go over a certain threshold.
App Dependency Tree – import your apps in the right order (with PowerShell)
Recently, I got the question on how to get a dependency tree from a bunch of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central apps. In other words – how do I know in which order I have to import my apps to respect the dependencies.
Well, I didn’t have a ready-made script available. I only had a script my colleague provided me – so I took that as a starting point, and spent an evening in trying to put something together – as it IS a very interesting question ;-).
AI Builder in Action – Binary Classification
AI Builder is a new Power Platform capability which was recently announced (in Preview right now) and you can read all about it here.
Let’s start with understanding a few basics: