Enabling keys on the fly in Navision
In the earlier version of Navision it was not possible to enable keys on the fly. All you could do was either having fixed keys, using key groups or doing a “hack” with performing a […]
In the earlier version of Navision it was not possible to enable keys on the fly. All you could do was either having fixed keys, using key groups or doing a “hack” with performing a […]
In the early version of Navision it was only possible to handle string with a length up till 250 characters. This was often not enough and there was only a few ways to handle those […]
Hi ! This is a detailed description for the used ADORecordSet command mentioned in the articles Stored Procedures and Navision and ADO in Navision. ADORecordSet The ADO RecordSet is defined by the automation ‘Microsoft ActiveX […]
This is a detailed description for the used ADOCommand command in the articles Stored Procedures and Navision and ADO in Navision. ADOCommand The ADO Command is defined by the automation ‘Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.8 […]
Hi ! I have been asked to describe the different ADO commands parameters more explicit. So here are a detailed description for the used ADOconnection command in the articles Stored Procedures and Navision and ADO […]
Sendkeys can also be used from a Visual Basic Scripts, which means you can ex. build a vbs file, that can be used for starting up applications, or executing steps that you often have to […]
If you are executing a specific SQL query very often, it would be usefully to have it as Stored Procedure on the SQL Server. Stored Procedures is a collection of SQL statements. There are 2 […]
With ADO you can execute SQL Scripts and Stored Procedures from Navision. To use ADO in Navision, you have to use the automation “Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.8 Library” Lets take a closer on how […]
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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