Recently I published an article about the functional areas covered with standard clean implementation of Business Central. But this is not the end as you can add much more features using built-in extend and integration features in Business Central. This picture is not a part of some official presentation, but this is my view on visualization and conceptual architecture of Business Central collaboration features (I’m suggesting to download this picture to see details in better resolution 2526×1370).
All your Base64 are belong to AL
In this video, I look at how to use the base64 codeunit to transfer data in and out of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.
Run-AlPipeline
Run-AlPipeline is a new function in BcContainerHelper. It has been in preview for a number of releases while being worked on, and a number of partners have already tried to use it. My apologies for changing things under your feet, but to my defense – I did write that the function was in preview.
Dynamics 365 Business Central: using Azure Key Vault for your secrets
Azure Key Vault is a cloud service for securely storing and accessing secrets. A secret is anything that you want to tightly control access to, such as license keys, credentials, API keys, certificates and so on.
Starting form Dynamics 365 Business Central 2020 Wave 2 (version 17) you can start using Azure Key Vault service for storing your secrets and then retrieving them from AL code in a very easy way.
Business Central Specific Cost
The costing method determines if an actual or a budgeted value is capitalized and used in the cost calculation. Together with the posting date and sequence, the costing method also influences how the cost flow is recorded.
The specific cost criterion aims to individually evaluate the inventories, purchased or produced, determining the relative cost separately”
What’s new with AL for Version 17 – Hacker Edition
In this video, I go poking in dark places to figure out what’s new with AL for Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Version 17, aka. 2020 Wave 2.
Custom API in Business Central
Today, I will demonstrate how to work with custom API in Business Central. Custom API is very useful when we are working with integration apps. So, lets start exploring custom API in business central.
We will take one table called student and will create one API page in order to access this table as API. Moreover, we can check this API in Postman as well. Here, we will mainly perform three operations GET, Post, and Delete.