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Start NAV Object in RTC with PowerShell

You might remember these blogposts: Start Dynamics NAV Windows Client (RTC) from PowerShell Start Dynamics NAV Development Client (C/SIDE) from PowerShell I wanted to go a step further. Namely, I wanted to open/run a specific object from PowerShell. Bron : Waldo's Blog Lees meer...

15 July 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Coffee Break – Monitoring and troubleshooting NAV Services

Windows PowerShell is very well suited for monitoring services because tasks can be repeated and they can run remotely. In this post we will look at how to check the Application Log via Windows PowerShell, locally as well as remotely, to look for errors or for…

6 July 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Coffee Break – Monitoring and troubleshooting NAV Services

30 June 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Coffee Break 13 – Checking file properties and copying files with Windows PowerShell

This time, we will look at a couple of ways you can use Windows PowerShell to handle files. Either for the purpose of checking file versions without having to ask users, or as an example here we will look at some ideas for applying an update…

18 June 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Learn NAV PowerShell during your coffee breaks

Just wanted to point your attention to a great initiative of some people at Microsoft, that is trying to help you getting along with PowerShell. They try to do this under the concept:”Learn PowerShell during your Coffee Breaks” :-). Great idea, great initiative, and it should…

9 June 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Apply a Cumulative Update with Powershell

Microsoft has changed the way they ship Cumulative Updates. Now we download the whole DVD image along with the application changes. This post is intended as additional information for New Developer Tools for Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 and Install Client and Server update with PowerShell posts.…

9 June 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Create ISO of Cumulative Update with PowerShell – Create the ISO

This is the last step in turning your download of a Cumulative Update (CU) into an ISO file. In this part, we want to be able to copy a certain folder on your drive to a new ISO file. Bron : Waldo's Blog Lees meer...

4 June 2015