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Last post we talked about overloading functions. When we have multiple overloads it can be difficult to understand what is the use for each overload. A good coding practice is to document your code and help teammates make use of

Overloading functions can be really useful and can save a lot of time. We can have one predefined function with the same name and use it whenever we want for a specific need. Overload Example Here it is an example

Have you ever been asked “how can we add quick notes to this customized table”? In this post I would like to share an easy way to add notes and links to any page in Business Central. System Parts A

Every company has some kind of repetitive process that needs to be run every day, week or so. For that, Business Central provides the Job Queue Entries which has been around for a long time. In this post we will

While we can all agree that code cops are essential for helping us to create a cleaner and better code, we also want some cops to step aside and let us develop our apps without constantly distracting with the hundreds

In this post I will show how to install Business Central as an application for Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome. It will allow the application to have more real state and create the application feeling that we don´t get nowadays

In this post I would like to share some useful tips in order to have two different options to quickly change between companies in Business Central. [EDIT] Since Business Central 22 release, we now have the option to switch companies

With the XML Buffer integrated in Business Central and with the help of streams we can import pretty easily any XML file and process data as you would do in any table. Variables Create a procedure with the following variables: