Saurav Dhyani - #MSDynNAV & #MSDyn365bc

Hi Readers, Page Inspection has been available in Business Central for quite some time, and Microsoft continues to enhance this small but powerful feature. As the name suggests, Page Inspection allows you to gain detailed insights about a specific page you’re working on. Whether you’re a developer, administrator, or end-user, this tool is invaluable for identifying and addressing issues. To demonstrate its capabilities, I’ll Walk you through an example using the Sales Order page. But first, let’s understand the fundamental structure of a page in Business Central. A page consists of various elements, including the main page, subpages (like lines), and factbox areas. Each of these components can contribute to the behavior or performance of a page.

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Hi Readers, In this series We are discussing new features in Business Central 2024 Release Wave 2. MSDN Link Addressing a Critical Extensibility Gap One of the longstanding limitations in Dynamics 365 Business Central has been the inability to directly extend profiles. This has often forced partners to resort to cumbersome workarounds, such as copying entire profiles and making modifications. With the introduction of profile extension in Business Central 2024, this limitation has finally been addressed. Key Benefits of Profile Extension: Enhanced Flexibility: Gain greater control over profile customization without the need for manual copying and modification. Simplified Development: Streamline your development process by creating profile extension objects directly in AL code. Improved Efficiency: Reduce development time and effort by leveraging the new capabilities for modifying profile properties. How Profile Extension Works: Create Profile Extension Objects: Define profile extens...

Hi Readers, In this series We are discussing new features in Business Central 2024 Release Wave 2. Read in MSDN In today's rapidly evolving business landscape, the ability to adapt to change is paramount. Extensible interfaces in programming languages offer a powerful tool for building flexible and adaptable extensions that can evolve over time to meet changing business needs. Key Benefits of Extensible Interfaces: Reduced Risk of Errors: By avoiding modifications to the core system, extensible interfaces minimize the risk of introducing unintended side effects or breaking existing functionality. Improved Efficiency: Save time and resources by creating new functionalities without having to rewrite large portions of code. Enhanced Agility: Adapt quickly to changing business requirements by adding new features or modifying existing ones without disrupting the core system. Increased Innovation: Drive innovation and stay ahead of the competition by leveraging the flexibility and ad...

Hi Readers, In this series We are discussing new features in Business Central 2024 Release Wave 2. Read on MSDN. In today's fast-paced business environment, efficiency is key. Organizations are constantly seeking ways to streamline operations and empower their workforce with productivity tools. One area where significant time savings can be achieved is data entry. Introducing Enhanced Keyboard Shortcuts Business Central 2024 introduces a new feature that brings the familiar experience of Microsoft 365 applications, like Excel and Word, to the realm of business management. By adopting keyboard shortcuts, users can significantly reduce the time spent on data entry and navigation, ultimately boosting efficiency. How Access Keys Work: Key Tips: When you press the Alt key in the Business Central Web client, key tips appear alongside UI elements, indicating the next keystroke needed to activate a specific action. Sequential Keystrokes: Use a sequence of keystrokes to navigate the user ...

Hi Readers, The "with statement deprecation in Business Central" is a significant change that developers need to address. Microsoft's decision to remove support for this statement has far-reaching implications for AL development and upgrade projects. Let's explore what this means for Business Central developers and how to prepare for this important transition. Understanding the With Statement in Business Central AL Development The with statement has been a part of Business Central (formerly Dynamics NAV) for years. It allowed developers to write more concise code by implicitly referencing fields and functions of a record or table. However, Microsoft announced its deprecation due to known issues and potential performance problems. There are two types of with statements: Implicit with statements: These don't explicitly declare the record or table being referenced. Explicit with statements: These clearly state the record or table in use. Both types will soon be unsup...