Saurav Dhyani - #MSDynNAV & #MSDyn365bc

Hi Readers, Continuing from the Last post where we discussed the new feature of Monitoring SQL Database Deadlock that is released with Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017. In this article, we will discuss steps to Enable the feature on a database. This article will be used when we want to set-up in a customer environment. ** For the Demo I am using Network Service account. Suggested to use a Domain account to run Navision services. ** These steps need to be done for the account that is used for Running NAV Service Tier.

Hi Readers, Yes, you read the title correctly it says, Database Locks. There are some pretty cool changes in terms of Identifying Locks that may occur during our code execution in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017. After Release of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013, we were unable to identify that from Dynamics NAV it was so hard to figure out the Lock details via SQL Server. For Already Published Articles about NAV 2017, Click Here. Below are the details of Enhancements for Monitoring SQL Database Lock in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017.

Hello Great Readers, How can I miss you all about the Learnings that I have during the last week? There is a lot of Happening around NAV world, and I try to read as much as I can. "I have a responsibility to keep most of you informed" Here are some latest discussion which I find interesting -

Hi Readers, As we are discussing New Features in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017. Today we will discuss changes in User Experience. User Experience we will cover in two parts, In the first part (this article) we will see what are new enhancements in the NAV 2017 clients. For Already Published Articles about NAV 2017, Click Here.