If a business process takes longer than expected, your administrator can use the Performance Profiler page to record a snapshot of the process. While recording, the profiler monitors all of the apps that are involved in the process.
Jan 04
Read Data from Dynamics 365 Business Central Replica Database (Data Access Intent) – Part 2
My previous blog post discussed the benefits of using the read-only replica database. You can read it here. I want to share a little bit more about the new option available with Business Central APIs. Microsoft’s dynamics 365 Business Central Wave 2 release (version 19) onwards allows you to specify the Data Access Intent directly …
Jan 03
The request was blocked by the runtime to prevent accidental use of production services.
Once you create a Sandbox by copying over a production environment and trying to make HTTP requests, it gets blocked to prevent the use of production services. If you want to enable the requests going through, go to the Extension Management page and select the extension initiating the HTTP request. Go to the settings of …
Jun 25
Read Data from Dynamics 365 Business Central Replica Database (Data Access Intent)
One beautiful thing about Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is that it allows you to have a read-only replica of the Azure SQL database and use that replica database to perform read-only queries to retrieve data. Queries to retrieve data running on the replica database, your main database instance will run smoothly without any performance impacts.
Mar 05
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2022 release wave 1 (BC20) SaaS preview environment is available.
Creating a Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2022 Wave 1 preview environment is now possible. You need to go to the Admin Center of the Business Central tenant and create a Sandbox and select the version. Make sure to select 20.x.xxxxx.x (Preview) and click Create. To remember, Microsoft will sometimes remove these preview environments without …
Feb 27
OAuth – Part 03 – Logic App, OAuth and Business Central
This is the 3rd blog post of the OAuth series, and I have already completed the numbers 2 and 4. Once I complete this blog post today (Hopefully), I only have one to write. I will try to complete that one also within next week when I find some time during the night. I have …
Feb 16
OAuth – Part 04 – Understanding Service Principal
In my previous blog post, we have gone ahead and registered an application in Azure Active Directory and then create an application account in Business Central. As the last step, we have granted permission from Business Central.
In this blog post, I’m trying to briefly explain what we did in little bit more detailed way.