But still this article, Advice For Convergence Speakers, from Mark made more sense to me. I am going to keep this article stored in my brain. You never know; I may also present something in future to some audience and this post is going to help me tons.
Thank you very much Mark. As usual, awesome piece of advice for us.
VAIDY
Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP excites us with this post: Feature of the Day: New SQL Reporting Services Reports.
I am more interested in knowing Field Service Reports, since that’s where GP lacks a bit in terms of realtime reporting. I sincerely hope R2 fills that gap to most extent. Of course, requirements from different customers would always be different.
VAIDY
All Homepage Metrics dashboards are SSRS reports on the background. And I used to wonder how I could customize that to cater for Customer’s requirements. The new feature, Report Builder Integration, is going to be a boon to all such consultants (and of course for all customers) to view Metrics Dashboards accordingly to their own likes and dislikes.
For more information, read the post; Feature of the Day: Report Builder Integration.
VAIDY
Awesome list of features being added and I have already started preparing my own plan of actions once it’s out.
VAIDY
Alright, let me explain.
I was demonstrating a customization my team yesterday and I had to change some code to show a Window on a Button Click event. The only code I had to change in that event script was to add the following statement:
open window [Window_Name];
And even a Non-Dexterity developer would tell us that the above statement do not contain any error, unless the window [Window_Name] do not exist at all. But in my case it did.
I SAVED the code and closed the Project. Created a Chunk and deployed it. To my confusion, the code piece that I added never worked. I was confused to say the least. Why not? I did add the code and created the chunk.
That’s where I made a mistake. I SAVED the code instead of COMPILING it. Only when we compile a Dexterity Code, it gets effective. Saving the code won’t affect the business logic and it would not have reflected in the chunk on that portion.
So, SAVING a code is totally different from COMPILING a code.
VAIDY
VAIDY
There are some interesting points, you may not want to miss.
VAIDY
Mariano gives us all, the Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Conference Opening Session Excerpts in his article: Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Conference 2011 – Day 1 Opening Session.
And stay tuned to his blog for more insight on GP and emerging trend.
VAIDY
This video from Software Advise sounded interesting. Microsoft Director of ERP Marketing Mr.Guy Weismantel, gives us a brief idea about Microsoft’s position and why they are confident in competing with SAP and Oracle’s solutions.
Watch it here: Guy Weismantel on Microsoft’s Competency with SAP & Oracle’s Mid-Market Solutions.
It’s not just this video, Software Advice seems to be coming up with a series of such interesting information. People who are interested in knowing current happenings in ERP may want to visit this site quite often to know more.
Good job, Software Advice. Really appreciated in keeping us updated with some good information.
VAIDY
One such reason is: I am now working on Business Intelligence with SSRS. Been awesome so far and learned so much from that experience. Still going on strongly and learning more and more. Will be sharing that in coming days.
Now that I am back, I have to first fill gap of around 350+ posts that got posted from our Blogosphere. That’s quite too much for me to cover. This hits me so hard that next time I won’t ever take a sabbatical of this long.
VAIDY
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