Today I will show you how you can perform multiple operation on any file in Business central by accessing of Azure blob storage.
I going to work on some image file, where I will store those files into blob storage and after reading that file move that file into another folder and delete from the source folder.
In this video, we learn how to batch delete notifications in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Notifications provide a programmatic way to send non-intrusive information to the User Interface (UI) in the web client of Dynamics 365 Business Central or Dynamics NAV.
Today, I would like to talk about a simple topic, how to automatically delete completely invoiced documents in Business Central.
First of all, the following descriptions are based on invoiced sales orders, and the same goes for other documents.
As you might know, in Business Central, after posting a sales invoice from the sales order page, the system will delete the completely invoiced sales order.
Today, I would like to talk about how to delete users in Business Central.
Recently, I heard a discussion that once a user is created in Business Central, it cannot be deleted.
Yes, when you try to delete a user from Business Central, you will get an error message.
Today I would like to discuss how to delete expired sales quotes in Business Central.
As you may know, in Business Central, you can create a sales quote to record your offer to a customer to sell certain products on certain delivery and payment terms.
I was trying to clean up my hard disk drive on my PC the other day. I use a program called WinDirStat to show me graphically what is taking space (as an aside, this is great software and you can download it here). After running the software I noticed that I had stored photos from my phone in a few different places. Each of the 3 sections below are images from my phone stored in different locations.
A while ago, I had an issue, where end-user was not able to delete some objects in custom range (50000 – 99999), because objects were not licensed. I have resolved the issue by creating a “killer object”. Which worked fine, because as a developer, I did have access to range 50000 – 99999. So, I was able to delete obsolete objects.