Just as with the snapshot debugger, attach the AL debugger to either an existing running session or to the next session for the specific user. In both cases, this is set up by specifying a session ID or a user ID in the launch.json attach configuration.
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Configuring Business Central for Azure Active Directory authentication and OAuth (2)
After configuring Business Central on-premises for Azure Active Directory authentication, as explained in the previous blog post, it’s now time to configure it for OAuth authentication with APIs and web services.
Source : Kauffmann @ Dynamics 365 Business Central
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Configuring Business Central for Azure Active Directory authentication and OAuth (1)
It’s a recurring question I get quite frequently: how to set up Business Central on-premises for Azure Active Directory authentication? And related to that, how to call APIs on Business Central on-premises with OAuth authentication? I know there are quite some sources out there like docs and blog posts about this topic. But I figured it would make sense to write it up myself as well, at least for my own record.
Source : Kauffmann @ Dynamics 365 Business Central
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Dynamics 365 Business Central: How to list currently logged in users (Sessions)
A few days ago I was asked a question, how to list currently logged-in users in Business Central.
So in this post, I will briefly summarize and hope to help you.
The keyword this time is Sessions.
How to Authenticate Through Azure Active Directory (AAD) to Use Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central API
Azure Active Directory (AAD) is useful when you want to control who (users and client applications) can access particular resources (e.g. Microsoft Azure SaaS resources, Office 365 documents and Dynamics 365 installations).
One of Azure Active Directory’s (AAD) use cases is 3rd party client application authenticating through AAD to call the API of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central installation (BC).
How Do I: set up an Azure Active Directory Application in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017?
Learn how to set up and use Azure Active Directory Application in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017.
Local Dad Amazes Users with Active Session Table!
Today I had an issue with a customer. They’d run out of user licenses, and it was a mystery as to why. They actually had more concurrent user licenses than they needed, so that wasn’t it. We looked into the Active Session table to see what might be going on.