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Business Central vNext (v23) – The “new data model”

This is just going to be a brief post, because there have been other blogs about this topic – I just wanted to add a small piece on top of it ;-). Our two Italian friends Stefano and Duilio already wrote some blogs about the upcoming…

29 September 2023

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Model Driven software development for Business Central with “mdAL”

You might already have seen my session on DynamicsCon about Design Patterns. During that session, I mentioned a tool “mdAL”. If not .. well, here it is (starting at the mdAL part): Source : Waldo's Blog Read more...

6 January 2021

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Integrate MVC Web Applications with Business Central SOAP About MVC (Model View Controller)

The Model-View-Controller (MVC) architectural pattern divides the apps into three main components: Model, View and Controller. The MVC pattern lets you create simpler apps to update and test against traditional monolithic apps. Source : Roberto Stefanetti NAV & Business Central Blog Read more...

26 July 2019

Data & Analysis

Attaching Manually-Created Common Data Model Folders In Power BI Dataflows

Most of the focus on Power BI dataflows so far has been on the use of Power Query Online to load data from external data sources. However, when you create a dataflow you also have the option to attach an existing Common Data Model (CDM) folder…

21 March 2019

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Smart solutions 4: Integrate NAV with an Azure Machine Learning Model in less than 10 steps

This post is a summary of what was new already in Dynamics NAV 2017: Using “Microsoft Azure Machine Learning Studio” to create (load) and then publish a model which we will call from Dynamics NAV to make inventory or cash forecasts. This is the model which…

23 February 2018

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Create a hierarchy in PowerPivot Data Model

Most Data Models include data that is inherently hierarchical. The Olympics data is also hierarchical. It’s helpful to understand the Olympics hierarchy, in terms of sports, disciplines, and events. Bron : Ashwini Tripathi Lees meer...

16 October 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Extend the Data Model using calculated columns

It’s nice when the data in your Data Model has all the fields necessary to create relationships, and mash up data to visualize in Power View or PivotTables. But tables aren’t always so cooperative, so in today’s post will describe how to create a new column,…

15 October 2015