Actually I just wanted to write a post about how to translate copied standard reports. To do this you need to use the Base App translation files. Unfortunately, I didn’t find a good up2date post that describes all possible ways to get the translation files. That’s why I’m writing this one myself. Many roads lead to Rome, the same is true for the translation files. There are three ways to get the Base App Translation Files as of today. Option…
Update 11.01.2022: Added a new way to delete records from a table -> There are 4 ways now. Select record -> Delete -> Yes…really delete. Next record. Rinse and repeat. 100 times. Have you ever found yourself in a situation like this where you had to delete 100 records or more in Business Central? Often the reason is that Rapid Start packages have been used to insert masses of incorrect data into the system. The nasty, nasty Rapidstart! Now how…
Are you also getting tired of navigating through Business Central to run your reports?Do you want to know which custom reports you created in your extensions and run them easily? Then the Report Overview I created is the cure for your problem. What Is The Report Overview? I created the Report Overview for two reasons: Firstly, I wanted an easy way to run and test reports. Secondly, I wanted to open the pages related to my reports so I can…
Recently I was faced with the challenge of deleting a lot of data from different tables in NAV. I thought I was not the only person who had faced such a challenge and so I went searching. On Olof Simren’s blog I quickly found what I was looking for. His Record Deletion Tool allows to delete transactional data from tables. Unfortunately he programmed this functionality for NAV 2015 and I needed it for Business Central as an extension. For this…
A while ago, I came across an interesting error message that I had not seen before. The error message occurred when I created an empty table with the “ttable” snippet, claiming that my extension has a “missing permission set”. PerTenantExtensionCop Ruleset Apparently the PerTenantExtensionCop felt that we had stepped on his toes. Recently, the rule “PTE0004” forces all table definitions to have a matching permission set. If not, you will get an error. Here you can look up the rules…