In this post I would like to share another mini tip about this, how to check BaseApp version via AL. If you can get the BaseApp version, you can control your code to run in certain specific versions, such as only running in the W1 version.
Tag Archives: Check
Dynamics 365 Business Central: How to check whether the feature in Feature Management page is enabled via AL
Some new features are turned off when Business Central is updated to a newer version. These features are optional for a period of time until they are automatically enabled for all users in a later software update according to the Release Plan.
Dynamics 365 Business Central: Is there an easy way to check if a standard/base object has been extended? (Extended object list)
Today I would like to briefly share a mini tip I just saw on X (formerly Twitter), is there an easy way to check if a standard/base object has been extended?
Dynamics 365 Business Central: How to check whether a specific extension is installed in AL
About a year ago, we discussed how to detect whether a specific extension is installed in AL. At that time we used NavApp.GetModuleInfo(Guid, var ModuleInfo) Method.
Check Customer License in an OnPrem db – from the web client
I got an internal question from our consultants on how they are able to access the license information of the customer for an OnPrem customer. There are a few scenarios where that’s interesting. Just to check which license is in production. Or how many objects or users did they buy. Well – anything license wise ;-).
Dynamics 365 Business Central: checking user permissions on specific objects
With the refactoring done in Dynamics 365 Business Central for better supporting the SaaS environment, is not quite easy to check if a user has a specific permission on a specific object.
Permission Range table is now a system table that cannot be used on a SaaS environment, License Permission table does not give you specific user permissions and using the ReadPermission and WritePermission methods (that can determine if a user has read and write permission on the object) is only available for table objects and often this is not enough if you have complex security checks to implement (for example if you want to test if your user has execute permissions on a specific codeunit).
Dynamics 365 Business Central on-premise: checking extension’s status via Powershell
An interesting question pops out yesterday: with Dynamics 365 Business Central on-premise, how can I programmatically check if a particular extension is installed or not?
The standard Powershell command (in the Microsoft.Dynamics.Nav.Apps.Management module) that gets informations about an extension in a specified Business Central Server instance is the Get-NAVAppInfo cmdlet (more info about it here).