Protected Variables
“Protected Variables” might not be a familiar topic in the Business Central world. It was at least not that familiar to me ;-). So I wanted to make…
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The complexity of complex return types (updated) – Looping a record return type
Update for my previous post: The complexity of complex return types. (I could have just updated the post, but since that wouldn’t trigger the people that already read…
The complexity of complex return types
Since Business Central 2021 Wave 1 – v18, if you will – we are able to return about ANY type from a procedure. For many languages, that’s the…
Business Central Default APIs are not localized – or are they?
Good news. You’re probably all familiar with the great work Microsoft is doing on providing us a huge set of useful out-of-the-box API’s. No? Well, you can find…
Documenting your Business Central (custom) APIs with OpenAPI / Swagger
For reasons that are not too important, I am trying to find a way to “describe my custom APIs”. You know. You’re at a project, you had to…
A somewhat easier way to generate a DGML Dependency Graph of your Business Central extensions
You might have read my post “Visualize app.json dependencies in VSCode (using GraphViz)” where I explained “another” way to generate a dependency graph. Another than what? Well –…
Stabilize your Job Queue – a few tricks
For a few people, this will be a very “current problem”, for other, that have suffered through years of “unstable” NAS and Job Queue for that matter ..…
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Publisher program
The last couple of months, there has been quite some questions from ISVs (and especially the “old” ISV’s) on how to register their apps in their specific situations.…
Design Considerations for Upgrade Codeunits
Recently, in our product, we enabled support for the new “Item References” in Business Central. Basically meaning: when upgrading to the new version of our product, we wanted…
Business Central Development Life Hacks
I haven’t exactly blogged much lately, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t been active for or in the community. You might have seen my previous blogpost for example,…