I second Christina’s point. Never ever, you consultant, post any transaction on a client’s system. Whatever it is. Be it correction entry or a backlog entry or a real time transaction or even a test entry to demo.
I learned that lesson very long back, around 5 years back, when I was in my infancy on consultancy. Like Christina, my lesson was also very bitter. And then, I never did that ever in my life.
VAIDY
The Stakeouts, is a plain and simple; short and sweet; interesting and intriguing (may I say that?) story written by our private eye, errr, Polino.
Mark, I did read your post “You are a writer…“. But I never thought there would be a story soon. That was quick & great. 🙂
Would love to read a long one from you; well on any topic.
Why not? And when?
VAIDY
Those who want to know how to add/use Extender Fields on a Report Writer report, Mark’s Weekly Dynamic post, Extender and Report Writer walks us thru’ simple steps with a real time scenario.
There are also links to relevant KB articles which will form the base for your task.
VAIDY
Njevity Blog has got a nice post, which is nothing to do with ERP alone. Yes, if you noted it, I have underlined the word ALONE.
For almost everything in our system or online, we need to have a password. And certainly your name, short name, spouse name, etc. cannot be a good password (oh I mean it seriously, even if it’s your spouse name).
So this post helps you in deciding how your password can be; NOT what your password should be.
The Basics of Good Passwords, written by Tudor Coleman, is certainly a good and informative read.
VAIDY
Njevity Blog has got an important piece of information, posted by Melissa Sandrovich, on available Upgrade Paths for Dynamics GP 2010.
The paths are detailed from versions 9.0 till lower versions of GP2010 to it’s current version.
Those who are looking for this information anywhere else, this post would be of immense time saver.
VAIDY
Collins Dynamics GP Blog tells us about the Top Smartlist Builder Question, which is Can I do a Multi-Company Summary Smartlist?
The answer is a very positive YES.
It’s basically a simple and easy-to-understand feature. This feature is quite important for all clients with multiple companies on a single GP environment.
Pay a visit their post and you will know how exactly to use this feature.
VAIDY
With more and more excitement being felt on GP 2013 Web Client, David gives us some more insight on this and more.
The post, Microsoft Convergence 2012 – GPPC Games and Web Client, explains the good things and also the limitations of Web Client in its first version.
This post, therefore, is very important for developers and consultants to gear up for this awesome client and understand what they must do to get the existing GP environments to work on the new release post upgrade.
Thanks David for the all important post. It was really crucial for us to understand.
VAIDY
I was in fact awaiting Sivakumar’s post about the new section that he has been working on. I got the privilege to go thru’ this first before his post went public.
Siva’s new section is all about GP 2010 R2 SQL Objects (Tables, DBs, Stored Procedures, Views, etc.). Like the one we have in MS Word documents that can be accessed from GP SDK, this is also an interesting concept and also very informative for all developers out there, who may not have access to SQL Server on a real time.
Read his post here, Dynamics GP 2010 R2 Database SDK, and share your thoughts with him.
I am sure this is going to be of immense help for all of us.
VAIDY
Here is the post, written by Dwight Specht: Who uses BI?
I myself am working on BI reports, a lot, nowadays and posts such as this only add to my constant improvement.
Special thanks to Dwight.
VAIDY
David shares with us about capturing images from a Microsoft Word Document (only .docx) file.
Honestly, I never even imagined that any .DOCX/.XLSX/.PPTX file is actually zip archived file in disguise.
Thank you so much, David. Another tip that’s quite interesting and awesome.
VAIDY
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