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Understanding how Microsoft Dynamics GP works with Microsoft SQL Server

Many people who have not been working with Microsoft Dynamics GP since the early non-SQL versions of Great Plains Dynamics sometimes wonder about the way that the application works with Microsoft SQL Server. The answer is in the long history of the product Read More...

Posted: Friday, May 22, 2009 9:00 AM by David Musgrave | 12 Comments

Filed under: Dexterity, Application, SQL, History, SmartList Builder

Creating SQL Views of DUOS Data

Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) can use the Dynamics User Object Store (DUOS) table to store additional data such as user defined fields. The SY_User_Object_Store (SY90000) DUOS table uses a single row for each field stored, It stores the data in Read More...

Posted: Wednesday, March 11, 2009 9:00 AM by David Musgrave | 6 Comments

Filed under: Modifier, VBA, DUOS, SQL, SmartList Builder, SQL Reporting Services, Crystal Reports

Tools Sessions at Convergence 2009

If you are going to Convergence 2009 in New Orleans between the 10 th and 13 th of March 2009, make sure you attend the various sessions about the Microsoft Dynamics GP development and customization tools. Below are the details of the sessions: GP04 Building Read More...

Posted: Thursday, February 12, 2009 9:00 AM by David Musgrave | 3 Comments

Filed under: Conference, eConnect, Modifier, Report Writer, VBA, Web Services, ADO, Extender, SQL, Integration Manager, SmartList Builder

Creating SQL Views of Extender Data

Extender can create SQL views of the data in an Extender window which allows the data to be viewed as a single row in the view even though the actual data is stored as a multiple records across multiple tables (depending on data type). This view can then Read More...

Posted: Friday, February 06, 2009 9:00 AM by David Musgrave | 10 Comments

Filed under: Extender, SQL, SmartList Builder, SQL Reporting Services, Crystal Reports

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