Have you hit the midweek slump, and realized you have been putting off debugging that one weird issue all week? If you are on Business Central version 28 (or later), you can now let Copilot do some of the heavy lifting for you.
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Category: #HumpDayHacks
#HumpDayHacks: RecreateSalesLines
Have you ever seen a custom Sales Line field’s data just disappear? You sit there wondering why is that getting cleared out.
There is a procedure on the Sales Header RecreateSalesLines() that deletes and rebuilds all lines for the document after key header changes. It copies existing lines into temporary tables, validates header-driven changes, and then re-inserts lines via CreateSalesLine().
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#HumpDayHacks: Event Subscriptions Page in BC
Have you ever wondered which apps are listening to specific events in Business Central? Or maybe you’re troubleshooting why something is behaving unexpectedly. There is a hidden page that is going to change your debugging style…
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#HumpDayHacks – Avoiding Validation Chaos
Have you used the AZ AL Dev Tools New AL File Wizard to create objects? It’s probably as fast as my cats running into the kitchen when they hear the pantry door open. Quick, efficient, and surprisingly satisfying.
But speed isn’t everything, especially when it comes to creating pages in AL for Business Central. If you’re not careful, that lightening-fast setup can lead to subtle issues that only show up later when your page doesn’t behave quite the way you expect. One of the most overlooked culprits? Field Order.
Read More » #HumpDayHacks – Reset Page Numbers on RDLC Report Layout
When working with RDLC report layouts, there are many different properties available to aide in customization. This blog post will focus on how you can reset page numbers on RDLC reports, specifically when “batch printing” more than one document.
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#HumpDayHacks – Copilot Edits in VS Code
The new October, 2024 release for Visual Studio Code is pretty magnificent for Business Central Developers. ✨ This blog post is going to be dedicated to working with Copilot Edits in VS Code.
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