This blog post is more oriented to ISVs, but anyone could benefit from it and compared to other posts it is shorter and more serious. So less meme and more meat. Resumed in a nutshell: Obsoleting Key (and SIFT) does NOT apply any changes to existing metadata structure. Let’s make a simple example to make... Continue Reading →
This blog post is dedicated to all braves who dare to commit platform and application changes for good, no matter if code lines were there since the dawn of time. Working hard on upgrading and updating all our customers to the latest version, I was waiting for 2025 Wave 1 (v26) to be officially in... Continue Reading →
January is always funny to me. All the fun comes from basically two babies: go-lives – typically starting from the 2nd week of January – and closing year activities. In this marasmus, I have fumbled in a single long running report. In SaaS, of course. This report has been a robust beastie for more than... Continue Reading →
Back from Directions EMEA 2024 in Wien, I had the time to pack up the performance enhancements included in Dynamics 365 Business Central 2024 Wave 2 (v25). Like in the previous edition: my blog, my rules. It will be a 3 blog post squeezed into one. These are my fav ones, based on their importance... Continue Reading →
Sometimes, I am in the frontline spitting blood in making the most out from SQL Server installations. Needless to say, one of the most important part is to to setup a good maintenance plan, tailored on every database workload and resources available. Since SQL Server and Azure SQL are two brothers – but far to... Continue Reading →
Hello. This is a bit long post written in few days. I simply did not want to miss anything or let anything being misunderstood. I could rephrase this blog post anytime, if required. INTRO Dynamics 365 Business Central Online is the best in class Online ERP in the world for SMB market. And for 2... Continue Reading →
Disclaimer: this is a serious post. So that: poker face and let's go. One of the biggest mistake that many does, is to assimilate Dynamics 365 Business Central On-Premise and SaaS backend structures. They are absolutely not the same. You could think of them as two brothers, but far away from being twins. They have... Continue Reading →
When working with On-Premises (that is “still a thing” – for some/many -), you have a full control and responsibility for the backend. This implies that you have full access to the database and use, for example, SQL Server Profiler to take very detailed traces on what is happening during a specific period. What about... Continue Reading →
There is a great song for that (ah. My wife loves that song. And so do I): Poison - Every Rose Has Its Thorn (Official Music Video) (youtube.com) Meanwhile listening to this rock ballad, when the drum kicks in heavily, try to imagine a Dynamics 365 Business Central that is rolling on a procedure and... Continue Reading →
This is for You. Yes, You. That at least once in a lifetime said, “It works on my machine”. Ah. You haven’t? Are you sure? LIAR! Everybody has (and someone more than once in a lifetime) tested an application in a standalone all-in-one-environment for whatever reason. In this case, exactly the same platform the same... Continue Reading →
Dynamics 365 Business Central tales, myths, legends. And something serious. 