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Navision vs. Microsoft Dynamics NAV

16 December 2007 iby 0

Navision official name is now Microsoft Dynamics NAV. I will continue to refer to it as Navision, because before Microsoft bought it, it was known as Navision Financials and as Navision Attain.

C/SIDE

17 November 2007 iby 0

Navision Customizations is done in C/SIDE. C/SIDE (Client / Server Integrated Development Environment) is the core of Navision and is the foundation for almost all functionality in Navision. It is made up of 5-7 building […]

What is Navision

17 November 2007 iby 0

Microsoft Dynamics NAV (also known as Navision) is an ERP software product by Microsoft. It assists with finance, manufacturing, customer relationship management, supply chains, analytics and electronic commerce for small and medium-sized enterprises. The first […]

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View your IP address

20 October 2007 iby 0

A quick way to view your IP address is by using the command IPCONFIG. Just start a command prompt: Start -> Run -> Cmd and then type:

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Shutdown XP Faster

17 October 2007 iby 0

When XP is shutting down it checks that all applications and services are shut down. Sometimes, some of the services are not shutting down, thus XP gives them time to shut down on its own. […]

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Problems when loading XML

16 October 2007 iby 0

A load will not work if the document contains a DTD / Schema definition where the validation file cannot be found! Ex. a XML containing the following will not be able to be loaded because […]

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XML in Navision

12 October 2007 iby 2

In Navision there are 2 ways to handle XMLs. In all versions it is possible to use the automation Microsoft XML and from Navision 4 it is possible to use XML ports. XML ports are […]

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XML Schemas & DTDs

11 October 2007 iby 0

XML are validated with a DTD or with an XML Schema. Document Type Definition (DTD) defines the legal elements of an XML Document. <!DOCTYPE note SYSTEM “external.dtd”> <root> XML Schema is an XML-based alternativ to […]

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XML Rules

10 October 2007 iby 0

Following rules must be applied when working with XML: Single, unique root element Matching open/close tags Consistent capitalisation Correctly nested elements (no overlapping elements) Attribute values enclosed in quotes No repeating attributes in an element

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