Just created a chart for a customer and added it to the customized role center. The customer got a permission error when opening the client as there is no permission to read the table Chart no. 2000000078. Added read permission to that table to the user role and the client started. The next error was that the data visualization control was missing on the client machine.
A few weeks ago, a customer asked me to create a web service that was able to import data from a web form into Microsoft Dynamics NAV. Since they are using NAV 2009 R2, this didn’t sound very challenging. Just one small detail triggered me: the web form also contained a field to upload a picture. This picture should also be imported into NAV.
Microsoft SQL Server has an import and export wizard that assists you in copying Navision data from one database to another. This import and export wizard is available in any version of SQL Server, and it lets you copy tables, data, functions and other database objects.
While we’re still waiting (well .. not really litterally waiting..) for the Intervat8 objects .. we got a new “Microsoft-Gift” today for quite some countries.
Microsoft has been working on a new database with lots of new demodata in it. And this for additional countries (meaning it was already there for W1 and some other countries, like Germany, Mexico, Canada and .. of course .. the US. .. ):
Did you ever had to outline information on a report? For example, the user asks you to move this field a little to the left or right, or can that textbox be a little bigger because sometimes it’s just not big enough?
A new Costing Error and Data Correction white paper and a Costing Error Detection report have been released on PartnerSource and CustomerSource.
How you viewdata in the Nav 2009 SP1/R2 through a Web service in a web form with VB.NET.
Ingredients:
1.Visual Studio 2010
2.Dynamics NAV 2009 R2
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