Programming Microsoft® Dynamics™ NAV
Written by David Studebaker, Principal of Liberty Grove Software and a certified trainer for Microsoft® Dynamics™ NAV, this book takes users through the important topics of Microsoft® Dynamics™ NAV with clear explanations and practical example code. For more information please visit http://www.packtpub.com/
Microsoft® Dynamics™ NAV (formerly known as Navision) is a well established Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) application, part of the Microsoft® Dynamics™ family. Renowned for its challenging learning curve, Dynamics NAV is a complex piece of software with a unique design structure and, for developers learning to modify or enhance it for vital business purposes; the task can sometimes be overwhelming.
This book will ease users through the complexities of NAV application development. Users will learn the skills and develop the confidence to tackle their own critical NAV applications. This book will act as an experienced NAV programming mentor, helping users to become productive as a NAV developer much more quickly.
From basic NAV terminology and concept definitions, through the essential building blocks of NAV data structure and objects, users will gain an understanding of the fundamental underlying concepts of NAV. Users will learn practical details about NAV object construction and the tools available, including the Table, Form, and Report Designers. Users will learn how to use NAV’s tools to effectively navigate through the various features of objects, including properties, triggers, and C/AL code and receive practical guidance on ways to develop and test in the unique NAV C/SIDE development environment.
Fast-paced and to-the-point, this book takes users through the important topics of Microsoft® Dynamics™ NAV with clear explanations and practical example code. The book's selection of topics is driven by what the working developer needs to know in order to become productive as quickly as possible.
The reader of this book does not need to have previous experience with NAV. For more information please visit http://www.packtpub.com/
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