I’ve been working with Business Central Telemetry a lot the last coulple of months, having to deal with deadlocks and such. And while doing so, quite some new ideas came to mind that I’d like to investigate by means of Telemetry.
Tag Archives: Partial
Using partial records in Business Central (SetLoadFields)
Business Central allows us to set or select the fields that will be initially loaded when the record is retrieved from its data source, improving the performance of objects such as OData pages and reports, and particularly beneficial when using table extensions in the application.
Partial Records: Interlude
This post was originally meant to be a “down and dirty” look in the platform’s engine room, exploring how Partial Records makes data fetching faster. But to satisfy the AL developers who are always asking for more examples, we will first have to take a quick detour in our series.
Partial Records: Interlude
This post was originally meant to be a “down and dirty” look in the platform’s engine room, exploring how Partial Records makes data fetching faster. But to satisfy the AL developers who are always asking for more examples, we will first have to take a quick detour in our series.
Partial Records: Part 1
Previously on this blog the Record type was presented and explored. In that post it was pointed out that the Record type and its accompanying API is large enough to warrant Directions sessions (and blog posts) for merely subsets of it. That was written with great confidence since I did so in our technical presentation on Partial Records at Directions.
Create Production Order from Sales Order for Partial Quantity
Most of us know that you can create production orders from sales orders in Microsoft Dynamics NAV. When doing this the production orders are reserved against the sales order lines and they also inherits the dimensions from the sales order lines. The quantity on the production orders equals the base quantity on the sales order lines and the due dates of the production orders becomes the shipment dates backdated by the default safety lead time defined in the manufacturing setup.