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  • Config File Gotcha

    I came across something that was a bit weird in an implementation where every user in a Citrix deployed RoleTailored client suddenly connected to the TEST system instead of the LIVE system. I thought I’d share this gotcha to save others from making the same mistake. When you start Dynamics NAV 2009’s...
    Posted to Dave's Blog by David Roys on 02-03-2012
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  • Creating New Windows Logins in NAV Through a SQL Sproc

    If you’ve been following my on-going battle against the pigs, you’ll be pleased to know that I now have attained three stars on all of the levels in Angry Birds Seasons, Angry Birds, and Angry Birds Rio, so with no more pigs to kill until the next update, I figured I’d write another NAV blog. One of...
    Posted to Dave's Blog by David Roys on 07-23-2011
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  • Creating a view across all companies–part 3

    This is the final part in a three part series of blog posts. In part 1 I wrote about how you could use a couple of fields in the $ndo$dbproperty table to create a ConvertInvalidChars() function that would turn your NAV company name into the prefix for the table name as it is used in the SQL database...
    Posted to Dave's Blog by David Roys on 08-29-2010
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  • Creating a view across all companies—part 2

    In last week’s post I wrote about how you could use a couple of fields in the $ndo$dbproperty table to create a ConvertInvalidChars() function that would turn your NAV company name into the prefix for the table name as it is used in the SQL database. This week we’re going to write some SQL that will...
    Posted to Dave's Blog by David Roys on 08-22-2010
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  • About This Report – No need to run reports twice

    It's been a while since I last made a post and there are a few reasons. Bejweled Blitz on the iPhone is a big part, but also, it seems that there has been a real period of consolidation for me just recently: taking a lot of the things I learnt and applying them on projects, so not a lot of new stuff...
    Posted to Dave's Blog by David Roys on 03-14-2010
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  • NAV 2009 Server Starts and then Stops

    Have you ever tried to create a NAV 2009 Server service that runs under a domain account and when you try to start it, the service starts and them immediately stops again. Then, if you look in the Windows Event Log for the error message you see something like this… The service MicrosoftDynamicsNavServer...
    Posted to Dave's Blog by David Roys on 01-20-2010
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  • Where did my xRec go?

    In the RoleTailored client on a Page, the xRec does not contain a record when you are inserting new records into a sub page. Previously if you wanted to know where you had pressed F3 to insert a line you could take a look at xRec and would know which line you were on when you pressed F3. Unfortunately...
    Posted to Dave's Blog by David Roys on 11-02-2009
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  • Custom Control for Reporting Services Reports

    I recently presented a session at Intergen Dynamics Day called Dynamics NAV 2009 – a “deep dive” in which I showed a custom control that displayed a Graph depicting the Aged Debt for a customer. In this post, I’ll tell you a little bit about how I created this control, how to...
    Posted to Dave's Blog by David Roys on 10-19-2009
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  • Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 SP1 VPC

    A new virtual PC image is available for Partners to download. A PartnerSource login is required to use the download link page . I must admit that I had missed this one becoming available and am only just downloading it now. Apparently there are some new custom control examples and I’m looking forward...
    Posted to Dave's Blog by David Roys on 09-29-2009
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  • Date format in NAV Text File Works in NAV 2009 SP1

    One of the long-standing annoyances in NAV has been that you cannot import objects from a text file that you had previously exported, if you have regional settings for time being anything other than AM PM. The previous solution was to set your local settings to USA time format (AM/PM) instead of the...
    Posted to Dave's Blog by David Roys on 09-22-2009
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  • NAV 2009 SP1 Web Services and InfoPath

    [[Edit 090909 - After completing writing this post I discovered some problems with updating the records - I am currently working on this issue and will update the post when I have it working]] [[Edit 090909 – Yeeharr! I got it working – I had just selected the wrong element when trying to match up the...
    Posted to Dave's Blog by David Roys on 09-08-2009
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