Feb
28
Bootcamp Notes: Reporting
Here I am again with the last post of my bootcamp notes. You will notice a lot of changes have taken place, going from design in the development client to new RDLC functionality.
Monthly Archives: February 2013
Feb
27
Bootcamp Notes: SQL Optimization
I’m back again with one of my Bootcamp notes. This time a few points about optimizing for SQL Server. There have been a lot of changes on SQL Server. It is no longer using cursors through OLE DB to connect, … Continue reading
Feb
27
Add attachment stream on SMTP not always working
Last week I was developing a framework which needs the SMTP Mail in NAV2013. I noticed a new function on the variable (which is now a DotNet assembly) which allows you to add an attachment from a stream. Which is … Continue reading
Feb
22
Exporting in NAV2009: The object file cannot be used with this version of the program
Today, I tried to export a fob file from a 2009R2 but strangely I got the following error:
Feb
13
Bootcamp Notes: Debugging
Didn’t we all wait for an easy way to debug the RTC? In NAV 2013 this is finally possible. This post won’t be to big, as most of the things can be mentioned pretty quickly.
Feb
13
Bootcamp Notes: Testing
In NAV2009 we already had the option to create test CodeUnits, but NAV2013 made our options much more extensive. Basically, how do we avoid breaking stuff when developing? By testing, or even better, by automated testing. One of the biggest … Continue reading
Feb
07
Bootcamp Notes: DotNet, Streams & .NET
The title looks like talking about .NET twice, but actually, the first is using DotNet variables in code, the second is using .NET as an add-in. Personally, I found this subject the most interesting, just because of all the great … Continue reading
Feb
07
Bootcamp Notes: Pages & Queries
Here I am with the second part of my Bootcamp notes: Pages & Queries. I will again list all new and important stuff only.
Feb
05
Bootcamp Notes: What’s New
This is the first post in a series of my NAV2013 boot camp notes, starting off course with the general “What’s New”. Some things I have already posted about will definitely come back here.