Hey you. Yes, you. You. That used to create custom triggers in SQL Server. Come closer… NO. MORE. First and foremost, we all need to respect cloud rules. And in da cloud no more access to backend to cheat with insert / update / delete / rename / whatever directly from SQL. No more Russian... Continue Reading →
The dark side of Tri-State Locking
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 →