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Category: Powershell

Dynamics 365 Business Central: runtime packages and resource exposure policies

Runtime packages for Dynamics 365 Business Central on-premise are not a new concept. If you want to distribute your extensions … More

AL, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, ERP, Extensions, MSDyn365BC, Powershell

Azure AD app registration secrets: a quick script to check who expires soon

When setting Azure AD app registration for using OAUTH 2 authentication, you need to create a client secret: A client … More

Azure, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, MSDyn365BC, Powershell

Programmatically monitoring your Power Automate Flows

In my workflow session at Directions EMEA, we talked about how to overcome the limitations of Power Automate for creating … More

Azure, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, ERP, MSDyn365BC, PowerAutomate, PowerPlatform, Powershell

Dynamics 365 Business Central on-premise and SQL on Azure VM: reducing storage costs

If you search on my blog, I’we written in the past a lot of articles with suggestions and best practices … More

Azure, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, ERP, MSDyn365BC, Powershell, SQL

Dynamics 365 Business Central: automatically update library apps when updating your main app

Yesterday I had a chat with a Partner that was stuck with a problem on some SaaS tenants. Problem can … More

Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, Extensions, MSDyn365BC

Dynamics 365 Business Central Sandbox Docker containers and multitenancy

I saw on different forums people having troubles on connecting to their brand new Docker containers created with the new … More

D365BC, Docker, Dynamics 365 Business Central, MSDyn365BC, MsDynNAV, Powershell, Sandbox

Creating a Dynamics 365 Business Central Docker container with artifacts on Azure Container Instances

Azure Container Instances (ACI) is a great service offered by Azure that permits you to run serverless Docker containers in … More

Azure, Cloud, Containers, D365BC, Docker, Dynamics 365 Business Central, MSDyn365BC, Sandbox

Automating the creation of work items in Azure DevOps (from Powershell and from Dynamics 365 Business Central)

If you’re using Azure DevOps in yor organization for the entire product lifecycle, you know for sure that you can … More

AL, AzureDevOps, D365BC, DevOps, Dynamics 365 Business Central, Extensions, MSDyn365BC, Powershell

A quick way to deploy your Azure Functions in the cloud

After my last webcast about Azure Functions, I received an interesting question: how can I quickly deploy a function to … More

Azure, Azure Functions, AzureDevOps, Cloud, Dynamics 365 Business Central, Powershell

Executing your .exe tasks on a Cloud environment by using Azure Functions

I think that many of you on your Dynamics NAV or Dynamics 365 Business Central projects have tasks executed by … More

Application Insights, Azure, Azure Functions, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, MSDyn365BC, Powershell

Dynamics 365 Business Central APIs, Powershell, CSV and a bit of fancy notifications

In one of my last development workshops for Microsoft Italy, when talking about Dynamics 365 Business Central APIs, I’ve done … More

D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, JSON, MSDyn365BC, Powershell

Dynamics 365 Business Central on-premise: checking extension’s status via Powershell

An interesting question pops out yesterday: with Dynamics 365 Business Central on-premise, how can I programmatically check if a particular … More

D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, Extensions, MSDyn365BC, Powershell

Moving an on-premise Dynamics 365 Business Central database to Azure SQL via Powershell

If I have an on-premise installation of Dynamics 365 Business Central, can I move my database from a local SQL … More

Azure, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, MSDyn365BC, MsDynNAV, Powershell, SQL

Enabling Remote Powershell connections to a Dynamics 365 Business Central Azure VM sandbox

When developing with Dynamics 365 Business Central in teams, you could have in-place different sandbox environments for developing or testing … More

Azure, Cloud, D365BC, Dynamics 365 Business Central, MSDyn365BC, Powershell

Using C# classes on your NAV Powershell tasks

After yesterday’s post about scheduling Microsoft Dynamics NAV tasks in parallel with Powershell, I’ve received an interesting question: If I … More

NAV, Powershell

Running Microsoft Dynamics NAV tasks in parallel with Powershell

As you know, in many scenarios I like to schedule NAV tasks by using Powershell instead of using the standard … More

ERP, NAV, Powershell

An alternative Job Scheduler for NAV

As all of you (NAV developers) already knows, Microsoft Dynamics NAV has a built-in job scheduler (Job Queue) useful if … More

ERP, Microsoft Dynamics, NAV, Powershell

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