BC Friday Tips #42 User Setup Management
Did you know about “User Setup Management” codeunit?
Anything about Microsoft Dynamics NAV and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Consultancy
Did you know about “User Setup Management” codeunit?
Did you know there’s a hidden field in the Data Exchange Definition called Line Separator?
Did you know about the Sales Invoice Posting Policy? The Sales Invoice Posting Policy lets you control this behavior: prevent users from posting the invoice, require shipment and invoicing to be posted together.
If you’re having trouble connecting to Business Central, there’s an easy way to troubleshoot. The Troubleshooting Connectivity page can help you pinpoint what’s causing the issue between your computer and Business Central.
Good confirmation messages reassure users, boost workflow confidence, and reinforce trust in the platform.
Let us explore why success messages matter, how to design them effectively, and review some practical examples.
When you change the Account Type, BC clears the Description field by default.
But there’s a hidden field. The Keep Description field can be used to preserve your text when switching accounts.
Did you know about Inherent Permissions in AL? Inherent Permissions allow developers to temporarily grant permissions during code execution.
Here’s BCFridayTips for msdyn365bc consultants. Did you know you can display emojis in BC?
Did you know there are two common ways to post an item journal in AL?
Did someone accidentally delete important data in production? If you no longer have a backup, you might still be able to recover it.
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