Even with all the great documentation that Business Central has gained over the last few years, there are still corners that remain mostly undocumented. While adding support for FlowFields in the Simple Object Designer, I came across one such thing. Check out the video:
D365 Business Central : Persistent Blob
Lots of people have heard about TempBlob, but what about Persistent Blob? Persistent Blob is a table in System App that can be used to store Blob data between sessions.
Guidelines for Partners: Translation files for your Business Central app: tips and tricks
Almost every Dynamics NAV / 365 Business Central solution uses multi-language functionality, allowing to display UI in different languages. Using C/AL – we have to fill in the CaptionML property with a desired translation. Using AL – we have to use the XLIFF file for the same purpose. Both achieve the same goal, but both are very different technologies
How To Create Tables In Business Central
Tables are the foundation of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. They are essential for organizing and storing data. There are different types for different purposes. In this guide, you will learn how to create 5 of the most common tables. Along with their pages and the most important properties.
Text splitting and formatting using Lists
I get a lot of questions from all my great viewers, and many of these questions turn into videos. This is one of them. In this video, I take a look at how we can use the List datatype to help us split strings in a controlled manner. Check it out:
D365 Business Central : StringConversionManagement Codeunit
There are lots of Management Codeunit in D365 Business Central. Let us talk about one of them which is StringConversionManagement Codeunit. There are currently four procedures in this Codeunit that you can call:
– WindowsToASCII
– GetPaddedString
– RemoveDecimalFromString
– RemoveNonAlphaNumericCharacters
How to control permissions for specific operations
In this video, I look at how to control access to specific functions within a single object. Check out the video: