Saurav Dhyani - #MSDynNAV & #MSDyn365bc

Hi all, Microsoft have updated new videos on HOW DO I Series for NAV 2013 R2 . Below are the link for new videos available on MSDN. Thanks Microsoft MVP's for the HDI Series. IF you are looking for Previously Released HDI Series Videos Please Refer Below Links. >> From 01 To 26 Videos.       >> From 27 To  42 Videos. Below are the Links for New Videos.

Hi all, In this post we will list down the steps to restore backup taken in Previous Post using power shell Using Direct Database & Service Instance For a MultiTenant Database. If you haven't read the Previous post, please refer to Index of Posts . UPDATE - IF you face issues of Schema During This Process Please refer the Post Here for Issue Resolution. Below is the Details of my Companies in Each Tenant -

Hi all, In this post we will list down the steps to take backup using power shell Using Direct Database & Service Instance For a MultiTenant Database. UPDATE - IF you face issues of Schema During This Process Please refer the Post Here for Issue Resolution. If you haven't read the Previous post, please refer to Index of Posts . Below is the Details of my MultiTenant Service -

Hi all, In this post we will list down the steps to Restore backup using Windows Client. * Steps Remain Same for Web Client. UPDATE - IF you face issues of Schema During This Process Please refer the Post Here for Issue Resolution. If you haven't read the Previous post, please refer to Index of Posts . Pre-Requisites - To export or import data from a Microsoft Dynamics NAV database, you must be a user in the Microsoft Dynamics NAV database, and your user account must have a permission set that enables you to export or import data, such as the SUPER permission set.

Hi all, As discussed in earlier post, we will see how to take Restore backup in a new database. In this post we will list down the steps to restore the backup taken using powershell service commandlet. UPDATE - IF you face issues of Schema During This Process Please refer the Post Here for Issue Resolution. If you haven't read the Previous post, please refer Index Post here . Let's check the Content of Backup Taken Via Emport-NavData. Microsoft have provided a Commandlet for the same i.e  Get-NAVDataFile. This Commandlet takes file Location and Name as parameter and returns the details of Content of the backup File. Open Powershell and Let's check the two file content using Get-NAVDataFile = -------------------------------------------------------------- Get-NAVDataFile -FileName "c:\Two_Comapniesbackup_Service.navdata" --------------------------------------------------------------- So its clear from the Result of Commandlet that the above fi...

Hi all, As discussed in earlier post, we will see how to take Restore backup in a new database. In this post we will list down the steps to restore the backup taken using Powershell. UPDATE - IF you face issues of Schema During This Process Please refer the Post Here for Issue Resolution. If you haven't read the Previous post, please refer Index Post here . From the Task Performed in Earlier Posts Backup From Powershell, i have below files as shown Below -

Hi all, In this post we will list down the steps to take backup using Windows Client. * Steps Remain Same for Web Client. UPDATE - IF you face issues of Schema During This Process Please refer the Post Here for Issue Resolution. If you haven't read the Previous post, please refer to Index of Posts . Pre-Requisites - To export or import data from a Microsoft Dynamics NAV database, you must be a user in the Microsoft Dynamics NAV database, and your user account must have a permission set that enables you to export or import data, such as the SUPER permission set.