Coffee break in the Cloud with Windows PowerShell
In this post we will run Windows PowerShell in the cloud.
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Windows PowerShell and Dynamics NAV for your coffee break – Deploy Dynamics NAV via Windows PowerShell
In this coffee break we will show a way to deploy Microsoft Dynamics NAV automatically. -
Learn NAV PowerShell in your coffee breaks
For learning PowerShell in the lunch break we have this option. -
RDL Report Design: ReportItems! and why are fields not shown in the header when printing (works OK in preview)?
ReportItems! In Headers and Footers in RDL Layout we cannot just add fields from the dataset. -
MagicPath (DOWNLOADFROMSTREAM and UPLOADINTOSTREAM without a dialog box)
The C/AL commands DOWNLOADFROMSTREAM and UPLOADINTOSTREAM have the purpose of sending files between RTC and the NAV Server. -
Duplicate SPNs in a 3-tier setup and how to locate them
One of the problems when troubleshooting why a 3-tier setup of NAV 2009 doesn’t work is, that the same error – typically this one on the SQL Server: “Login failed for user ‘NT AUTHORITY\ANONYMOUS LOGON’” can be caused by any number of problems between NAV Server, SQL Server and Active Directory settings. -
Creating a web service manually, the importance of the name you give it, and a few small things to remember
When you use the SC command line command to create a new NAV 2009 Service, how does the new service know whether it is a middle tier for RTC to connect to, or whether it is supposed to handle web service calls? In other words, what decides whether the new service will be “Microsoft Dynamics NAV […]
