Coffee Break | More piping with Dynamics NAV
Did you see our first coffee break about piping at Windows PowerShell and Piping? Let’s dig a bit further.
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Application Design Pattern: SELECT DISTINCT with Queries
This pattern explains how to perform SELECT DISTINCT by using queries in Microsoft Dynamics NAV. -
Coffee Break – Search in a Dynamics NAV object file using Windows PowerShell
This coffee break post illustrates how to search a text file for specific words or a phrase. -
Put Big Data to Work: How to Get From Raw Data to Hidden Insight
You keep hearing that big data is it—the holy grail of wisdom that’s going to provide all the answers for your company in 2015. -
How to select all the records from a grid
In Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 not all the records are loaded when a form is opened. -
Sales Productivity, CRM, and You: 4 Common Sales Bottlenecks and How to Solve Them
When savvy sales people put on their success pants in the morning, they know it’s all about how fast they rake in the revenue. -
Map the Full Product name from Dynamics AX for the CRM Connector
This blog post comes from a question in the Microsoft Dynamics AX community board at https://community. -
5 Best Practices for Providing Customer Self-Service with a Full-Service Feel
From banking to bill paying, self-service is the new norm. -
Using Windows Powershell cmdlets to modify companies and databases
Have you been following the coffee break series of blog posts recently? Are you ready to start using Windows PowerShell? If you do not want to get started on your own development database, how about using the Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015 demonstration database? In this blogpost, we use Windows PowerShell to change the demonstration database […] -
Coffee Break | Windows PowerShell and Piping
The | (pipe) functionality in Windows PowerShell offers endless opportunities for formatting and manipulating results from one cmdlet to the next. -
Troubleshooting that elusive “slowdown” in AX using Performance Analyzer 1.20 for Microsoft Dynamics
It’s 9.30am on Monday morning and you’ve just received reports of a “general slowdown” on Microsoft Dynamics AX.
