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A date formula is a formula, abbreviated using combination of signs, letters and numbers, to calculate date. It is generally used to calculate date, such as Due Date or the next date for recurring...
If you are a D365 Business Central developer who works with AL language in VS Code, one useful new feature that Microsoft has recently introduced is the support for inlay hints. Inlay hints are...
In Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, the ModuleInfo Data Type provides valuable information about the current extension, including the App Id, App Name, App Publisher, AppVersion, and DataVersion. This time we will explore the...
Duration can be a useful tool for calculating time intervals in various scenarios. In this blog post, we will explore on how to use Duration data type and its behavior in different scenarios. According...
Lots of people have heard about TempBlob, but what about Persistent Blob? Persistent Blob is a table in System App that can be used to store Blob data between sessions.The table consists only two...
There are lots of Management Codeunit in D365 Business Central. Let us talk about one of them which is StringConversionManagement Codeunit. There are currently four procedures in this Codeunit that you can call:– WindowsToASCII–...
Be Better / D365 Business Central
by thatnavguy
by thatnavguy · Published 12 January 2023 · Last modified 17 April 2024
Hi and Happy New Year 2023 !! For the start of the year, let us talk about Lazy Evaluation. What is Lazy Evaluation ? If you have never heard of lazy evaluation, it is...
The new AL version 10.1 was released recently. One of the new feature is the support for global and workspace launch configuration. It’s a small interesting new feature and worth mentioning. AL developers are...
If you look at the Sales Order page, you can see that there are total fields under the Lines section. I recently had a request to add another total field to it, such as...
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...
