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When working with table data, there will be times when we need to retrieve a unique record value from the table (also called SELECT DISTINCT). Unfortunately, D365 Business Central does not provide this logic...
By standard, D365 Business Central can send posted sales invoice email to the customer. What if you want to include other files in the email as well ? I will describe it here on...
D365 Business Central contains a number of predefined permission sets (categorized by type System or Extension) that are added by Microsoft or by your software provider. We can use these Permission Sets as it...
I recently have an issue where I need to spin up a new D365BC docker container for the same project. Because I already have some data in my current container, I want to duplicate...
D365 Business Central does not allow you to directly modify the table data, especially for Cloud SaaS customers. There are some good reasons why we are not supposed to do that, such as for...
Enum is great way to centralized your list of options in Business Central. You can define an enum, then use the enum on every objects (such as table, page, report, etc) and they will...
If you are working with NAV / Dynamics 365 Business Central, you will hear the term Date Formula. A date formula is a formula, abbreviated using combination of signs, letters and numbers, to calculate...
AZ AL Dev Tools has just released a new command called “Find duplicate AL code”. It helps you a lot especially when you are working on refactoring your (or someone else) code. To use...
When we are working with NAV 2018 extension, we should avoid changing standard objects. However, there are times when we need to change it, such as adding an event or changing the visibility from...
D365 Business Central 2022 Release Wave 1 (BC20) is almost here. One of the new features in BC20 is the License Configuration. When you get new users in Business Central, BC will automatically assign...
