Dynamics BC – New Email features

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In the past two years I have developed a rather complex emailing solution. I’m making heavy use of the codeunit 400 SMTP Mail which is now longer available in the new version.

So it’s time to make myself feel confident with the new email features. For a quick start I can recommend these two blog posts

https://yzhums.com/7485/

https://dankinsella.blog/developing-with-the-new-enhanced-email-feature/

Exam DP-500 (beta): Prove your skills as an Azure enterprise data analyst

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https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/learn/certifications/exams/dp-500

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-learn-blog/exam-dp-500-beta-prove-your-skills-as-an-azure-enterprise-data/ba-p/3279435

As I mentioned several times before I love taking beta exams. So I will give this one a go also.

In order to prepare for exam DP-500 I can highly recommend the content on the Data Mozart homepage. I think the articles are well written and it Is always easy to follow the content. For example I really enjoyed the blog post about Creating Calculation Groups.

https://data-mozart.com/category/mastering-dp-500/

Dynamics 365 Business Central 2022 Wave 1 loves Power Automate

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Stefano Demiliani

Are you a Power Automate user? Are you using workflows to Automate your tasks in Dynamics 365 Business Central? If so, there are good news for you in the air…

The next 2022 Wave 1 version (or version 20) gives you an interesting new feature: the ability to trigger a Power Automate flow directly from Business Central.

What does that means?

This new feature will permit you to create and connect to Dynamics 365 Business Central your instant flows from Power Automate and execute a selected flow in the context of the selected single record (using actions launched from any card page).

Every card and document page that runs in the context of a data table now features a newAutomategroup in the action bar. From that group, users can run manual flows defined for Business Central.

How does it work?

This feature is not switched on by default…

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An inspiration to export data from Dynamics 365 Business Central to the Azure Data Lake

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Auch wenn ich immer mehr das Gefühl habe, dass ich einer der wenigen bin, den die neue BC Welt fesselt, möchte ich trotzdem auf dieses Projekt verweisen.

Es zeigt einen möglichen Weg, Daten aus Dynamics BC in einen Azure Data Lake zu bringen. Da hier viele spannende Bausteine verwendet werden (BC extension, Azure Storage Accounts, Azure Synapse Pipelines als ETL), ist das auch das perfekte Lernprojekt für mich persönlich.

https://github.com/microsoft/bc2adls

Business Central Universal Code initiative: are you really so surprised?

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Stefano Demiliani

Yesterday Microsoft has officially presented the Business Central Universal Code initiative (http://aka.ms/BCUniversalcode). For more details about this initiative, I suggest to read Waldo’s post here or my old post on Simplanova’s blog here.

In summary, with this new offering, selling what is called “non-universal code” (alias extensions not targeted to work online) to new Business Central on-premise customers might require to license two additional modules from 2022 onwards (names of these modules are subject to change):

  • Module “Implemented code is not in extensions”: if implemented partner code includes base application modifications, this module must be licensed.
  • Module “Implemented code is not cloud-optimized”: if the implemented extensions have target = OnPrem, this module must be licensed.

The non-universal code fees have a per full user (Premium or Essential) price with a per-year fee starting from 2023.

The announced timeline is the following:

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How to connect Power BI Dataflows to Excel

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Data Azure

Power BI dataflows (PBI dataflows) is a powerful data prep tool for you to transform data and reuse them in other places downstream. At the same time, while Excel is very popular among business users, there is still, at the time of writing this post, no out-of-the-box connector to import PBI dataflows to Excel. This post aims to solve that pain point.

This post also proposes an alternative to the existing PBI dataflows connector to Power BI Desktop to push the users‘ access control to the table level, instead of workspace level like the current connector.


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