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Programming Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 : develop and maintain high performance NAV applications to meet changing business needs with improved agility and enhanced flexibility /
"Microsoft Dynamics NAV is a well established Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) application, part of the Microsoft Dynamics family. Dynamics NAV is installed worldwide, with well over one million users. Version 2009 contains many major new features and structures, requiring even experienced Dy...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Birmingham, U.K. :
Packt Pub.,
2009.
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| Colección: | From technologies to solutions.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewers; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: A Short Tour through NAV 2009; NAV 2009: An ERP system; Financial Management; Manufacturing; Supply Chain Management (SCM); Business intelligence and reporting; Relationship Management (RM); Human Resource management; Project management; Significant changes in NAV 2009; Two-tier versus three-tier; Role Tailored Client; SSRS-compatible report viewer; Web services; NAV 2009: A set of building blocks and development tools; NAV object types; The C/SIDE Integrated Development Environment
- Object Designer tool iconsNAV object and system elements; NAV functional terminology; User interfaces; An introduction to development; Our scenario for development exercises; Getting started with application design; Application tables; Designing a simple table; Creating a simple table; Field numbering; Pages/Forms; Keyboard shortcuts; Run a table; Reports; Creating a List format report; Codeunits; MenuSuites; Dataports; XMLports; Integration tools; Backups and documentation; Summary; Review questions; Chapter 2: Tables; Overview of tables; Components of a table; Table naming; Table numbering
- Table propertiesTable triggers; Keys; SumIndexFields; Field Groups; Expanding our sample application; Creating and modifying tables; Assigning a TableRelation property; Creating Forms for testing; Adding Secondary keys; Adding some activity-tracking tables; New tables; Keys and SumIndexFields in our examples; Types of tables; Wholly modifiable tables; Master; Journal; Template; Ledger; Reference; Register; Posted Document; Setup; Temporary; Content-modifiable tables; System; Read-Only tables; Virtual; Summary; Review questions; Chapter 3: Data Types and Fields for Data Storage and Processing
- Basic definitionsFields; Field properties; Field numbering; Changing the data type of a field; Field triggers; Data structure examples; Variable naming; Data types; Fundamental data types; Numeric data; String data; Date/Time data; Complex data types; Data structure; Objects; Automation; Input/Output; DateFormula; References and other; Data type usage; FieldClass property options; Filtering; Defining filter syntax and values; Filtering on equality and inequality; Filtering by ranges; Filtering with Boolean operators; Filtering with wildcards; Filtering with combinations
- Experimenting with filtersAccessing filter controls; Summary; Review questions; Chapter 4: Pages-Tools for Data Display; What is a page?; Controls; Bound and unbound; Pages-a stroll through the gallery; A sample RoleTailored Client page; Types of pages; List page; Card page; Document page; FastTab; List+ page; Journal/Worksheet page; Confirmation (Dialog) page; Request page; Navigate page; Departments page; Role Center page; Page parts; FactBoxes; Page names; Accessing the Page Designer; What makes up a page?; Page properties; Types of page controls; Inheritance; Page control details