Data Migration and Import: Using field delimiter characters in the source files
To run data import and data migration, you have to prepare a source file that contains the data you want to import.
Thought leadership
Dive into Microsoft Dynamics 365 thought leadership for fresh, expert perspectives that’ll give your business strategy an edge in today’s fast-paced digital world.
Refine results
Products
Content Type
Publish date
-
-
Basic SQL – Creating users in NAV on SQL
This post is part of “Overview of NAV-specific SQL features for application consultants”. -
Basic SQL – How to create a new NAV database for restoring a NAV backup
This post is part of “Overview of NAV-specific SQL features for application consultants”. -
Basic SQL – Enable trace flag 4616 on SQL Server
This post is part of “Overview of NAV-specific SQL features for application consultants”. -
Basic SQL – Creating Extended Stored Procedure / xp_ndo.dll
This post is part of “Overview of NAV-specific SQL features for application consultants”. -
Storing Configuration Data for Microsoft Dynamics CRM Plug-ins
CRM MVP Mitch Milam returns as a guest blogger. -
Business Data Catalogue (BDC) and Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Business Data Catalogue (BDC) is one of the very exciting features of SharePoint. -
Running Data Import: How to Save and Retrieve Parsed Data
The data migration and import features let you upload data from various customer relationship management systems and data sources into Microsoft Dynamics CRM. -
NAV 2009 – Where is the zup file?
In previous versions, all local client settings are stored in the . -
Quick Tip: Passing CRM Form values to an IFrame
Passing values from a CRM form to a page outside CRM through an IFRAME is one of those quick 2-minute customizations. -
Managing a telemarketing campaign
Welcome Guy Riddle, CRM MVP, and today’s guest blogger. -
Data Migration Manager Tips and Tricks
Here is a write-up to help Data migration Manager (DMM) users who are looking for tips and tricks to improve their experience with DMM.
