Saurav Dhyani - #MSDynNAV & #MSDyn365bc

Hi all, During implementation of MultiTenant we have discussed that there are some data common to all companies tables which remain in the application database. Let's open the application database from SQL Server and see the list. Now let's open the Windows Client and try to add records in any of these tables.

Hi all, During Previous Post we have successfully migrated from a single tenant to Multi Tenant Environment. But there are some questions in my mind and may be in your mind also. a) From where system identify that the Service Instance is Single / Multi Tenant? b) Where exactly the Information about Tenants stored in the system?

Hi all, Previous Post in this series are -   -  Multitenant Concept.   -  Implementing Multi-Tenancy Part 1 .   -  Implementing Multi-Tenancy Part 2 .   - Implementing Multi-Tenancy Part 3 . This post was created due to questions from multiple readers about existence of Default Tenant. 1. Do we need Default Tenant if there are no Companies? 2. Is Default Tenant is Mandatory? The answer of both the questions is No. So what we will see in this post is - 1. Move to Default Company in a separate Tenant say Test. 2. Delete the default Tenant.

Hi all, Previous Post in this series are -   - Multitenant Concept.   - Implementing Multi-Tenancy Part 1 .   - Implementing Multi-Tenancy Part 2 . In This post we will move to next steps to Creating Multiple Tenants From Customer Database. Till Now, We have separated the Application, Data Part, Configured Service Tier & Mount The Application & Customer Data in Service Tier.