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Coffee Break – Windows PowerShell and creating a Hyper-V disk

After covering some basic management operations for Microsoft Dynamics NAV, we thought it might be the time to look under the hood of the Dynamics NAV cloud provisioning script. The script in its entirety is fairly large and complex. But stripped away from all the wrappings…

16 April 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Coffee Break – Windows PowerShell Remoting

In this previous blog post we looked briefly at Windows PowerShell and remoting. Back then, we used a PSSession object to connect to a Microsoft Dynamics NAV virtual machine in Microsoft Azure. This time we will look a little closer at just the PSSession object. Bron…

24 March 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Coffee Break – Creating and Using Windows PowerShell Profiles

When you open a Windows PowerShell command prompt, often you type the same commands to begin with. This post shows how to create a profile that will run the commands you want every time you start a new PowerShell command prompt. Bron : Microsoft Dynamics NAV…

20 March 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Start Dynamics NAV Development Client (C/SIDE) from PowerShell

Now when we’re at it .. It might be interesting to also start a development client from PowerShell. Why would it be? Well, just suppose you’re creating a merge-script. And in case of conflicts, you want to: -Set up a new database -Import the merged objects,…

5 March 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Coffee Break – Search in a Dynamics NAV object file using Windows PowerShell

This coffee break post illustrates how to search a text file for specific words or a phrase. You can do this with Windows PowerShell in any text files, but let's use some Dynamics NAV objects exported as text. Technically speaking we are reading a text file…

3 March 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Using Windows Powershell cmdlets to modify companies and databases

Have you been following the coffee break series of blog posts recently? Are you ready to start using Windows PowerShell? If you do not want to get started on your own development database, how about using the Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015 demonstration database? In this blogpost,…

26 February 2015

Dynamics NAV & BC Tips & tricks

Tip #44 | First time PowerShell, enable Scripts

This post is more a reminder for myself, each time I run into this when installing NAV on customers machines I have to search for the command. I love modern development, PowerShell, TFS, etc. But it does not make life easier to understand all these technologies.…

26 February 2015