This is the second post in a batch series about batch calls with Business Central APIs. You can find the first one about the basic operations with batch calls here. In this post, I want to cover one of the most frequently asked questions about batch calls: what happens if one of the operations runs into an error? Will it stop further execution, will the already processed operations be rolled back? Let’s have a look.
Source : Kauffmann @ Dynamics 365 Business Central
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If you are a developer or consultant who works for a modern Business Central-project that includes the integration of 3rd party services – you might come across this error while using HttpClient. Find out in this article why it happens, what do to about it and in which situation you have to live with it.
This is an intro post to the Error Message Mgt. codeunit and related objects. NAV has never brilliant when it comes to error handling, for a couple of reasons.
We recently did an upgrade from NAV 2009 to Business Central Wave 2 (#MSDyn365BC).
I was super excited during migration and it was interesting to do that migration to the future latest and greatest version of the product.
Very occasionally you may find that a report that is slow to render – but still renders successfully – in Power BI Desktop shows the error “Visual has exceeded the available resources” for some visuals when published to the Power BI Service:
I was installing a new v14 on-premises today on a 2012R2 server, and encountered a new (for me) error:
The type initializer for ‘Roslyn.Utilities.TextKeyedCache`1’ threw an exception.
For many years when you needed to write any confirm message or an error message in a code there was nothing complicated. However in Business Central there were introduced new functions for both of those messages. One was already there for some time but the error handler is brand new thing which is added in Spring Release 2019.