ADOConnection
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 […]
Navision
Stored Procedures and Navision
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 […]
ADO in Navision
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 […]
What is ADO and can it be used in Navision?
ADO (ActiveX Data Objects) is a Microsoft technology and is a interface to access data in a database. So what can ADO be used for in Navision?
Keys in SendKeys
Most keys can be represented by the character of the key itself. E.g, the key sequence HALLO can be represented simply by “HALLO”. Some special keys, such as the control keys, function keys etc are […]
Issues with Sendkeys
When using Sendkeys there is one big issue, you can not see when/if the application is in the correct state. This means you have to build in some kind of wait states and then after […]
Sendkeys in Navision
With SendKeys you simulate user keystrokes – which mean it is possible to start applications, enter information, choose menus, buttons etc. SendKeys is a part of Windows Script Host. Currently I am using this functionality […]
Navision vs. Microsoft Dynamics NAV
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.
What is Navision
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 […]