Starting from today, it’s possible to transfer a Dynamics 365 Business Central SaaS tenant to a different tenant without opening a support request to Microsoft. If you check the Admin Center, you will find a new Environment Transfer action:
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Configuring the Data Exchange Definition for EFT in Business Central
In this new how-to video from ArcherPoint, the topic is configuring the Data Exchange Definition for Electronic File Transfer (EFT) in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Before you can send and receive electronic documents or import and export bank files, you must set up the data exchange framework to process the data files or streams.
Field Transfers, the glue that holds BC together
In this video, I take a look at Field Transfers, the functionality that ensures that field values are moving correctly from master data via journals/drafts to posted data. Several different approaches are used to ensure that and those are explored in the video as well as what to do if you want to transfer your own fields through the system.
How to Transfer Files through API using Base64 Stream to Business Central
Transferring data from Business Central Tables through API is one of the latest version of transferring data from or to Business Central using the API Page Objects or Web Services.
Well, it gets a little difficult to transfer file blobs using the Media.ReadLinks and Media.EditLinks JSON field.
Upgrade To NAV 2013 or Later – Transferring Record Links From 5.0 or 2009 To 2013 or Later
Today we will discuss an Common Issue which we face during upgrade to NAV 2013 and Later from NAV 2009 or Previous Versions.
After Data Migration All Data come as-is but Due to some Reason the Migration Process did not process Record Links To New Version.
Transfer Office 365 users to Dynamics NAV 2015 with PowerShell
For my first blog publication, here is a (very) small script to catch all your Office 365 users and bring them to Dynamics NAV.
Transferring a file using NAV Web Services and .NET Interop
Despite not being awfully fast, the ability to transfer a file with NAV Web Services comes handy at times. Imagine you had a requirement to present a customer logo in bespoke .NET application or you had to expose some data as a barcode image generated in service tier. Below example shows how to expose a generated PDF report to Web Services consumer, without using any external components but plain .NET Interop instead.