In this article we will see 2 functionalities.
How to upload a file and store it to table and
How to download a file from table.
Tag Archives: Upload
How to Bulk Upload attachements using AL in Business Central
Few months ago I wrote a blog on Generic way of attaching documents. As a feedback to this, questions started coming if there is any chance for bulk uploading attachments like Import multiple Item Pictures.
How To Upload & Share the Documents in Business Central Using Microsoft SharePoint
Today I was working on MS Dynamics 365 Business Central and have seen an awesome feature by little-bit customization you can achieve so I would like to share with you.
Before going to start I would like to discuss some prerequisites and overview.
How To: Upload a File and Store It in a Table in Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Online – Part 2 of a 4-Part Series
At the Microsoft Directions Asia Conference, a team from ArcherPoint attended many sessions and shared their experiences. On a large scale, the conference unveiled the April ’19 Release of Dynamics 365 Business Central as well as announcing the end of Windows Client beginning with the October ’19 release. They also shared best practices for continuing on with Visual Studio Code and AL.
How to upload File from URL using Extension in Business Central
Today we will see how we can upload picture from live URL on item card with extension. For the above process created extension by extending item card. Lets see how extension work to upload the picture from URL.
Uploading Item picture from URL
Last week we had a discussion in Yammer about uploading pictures to Item record from URL and in the result I wrote next code. Hope it will be useful for somebody:
File Upload – SFTP
This post I dedicated in how to upload a file on SFTP from NAV. This normally happens when we are doing some sort of processing from a file which has to be processed needs to be downloaded from a SFTP and then eventually needs to be processed. SFTP is Secured File Transfer Protocol so it’s a level more secured then FTP.