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Recently, I read a couple of articles by my fellow bloggers in the Microsoft Dynamics GP community and wanted to highlight them as well as add some of my own thoughts.
The first article was from Tim Wappat at Dynamic Code Blocks. It was a summary of the sneak peak at Microsoft Dynamics GP 2016 and its HTML 5 web client at a meeting in London, UK.
On Tuesday night, the Perth GPUG Chapter had its second meeting.
The meeting was held at the Perth Microsoft Office from 5:00pm to 7:30pm. We started with some socialising with a drink and pizza.
Today, I am proud to announce the upcoming release of a new product from Winthrop Development Consultants.
Welcome to Batch Posting Service Toolkit for Microsoft Dynamics GP for versions GP 2010 (v11.0), GP 2013 (v12.0 including R2) and GP 2015 (v14.00 including R2).
At the end of this week on Friday, I will start my epic trip to the USA for the reIMAGINE 2015 and GPUG Summit 2015 conferences in Fargo, ND and Reno, NV respectively.
This trip has an itinerary with 10 flights and a road trip in it and is going to be great fun, but also very hard work.
If you come across the problem below, please download the GP Power Tools Build 20 hotfix 2 which is now available from the Mekorma website.
When using the Configuration Export/Import window to import a configuration settings file created with the Support Debugging Tool into GP Power Tools, it will say that there is nothing to import.
This issue was caused by the changes to make GP Power Tools work with SQL tables rather than with temporary tables written to a Debugger.xml file. It happened because the table names written into the configurations settings file was incorrectly changed so that they had a _TEMP suffix.
Last week, I posted details of my Upcoming US Trip for reIMAGINE and GPUG Summit.
In that article I mentioned that I would be running a Dexterity Training session in Mexico City, Mexico during the time in between the reIMAGINE 2015 conference and the GPUG Summit 2015 conference.
With the release of Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015, developers were provided with additional Service Based Architecture (SBA) functionality built into the application and development environment.
Service Based Architecture is primarily comprised of two features: Service Enabled Procedures and the .Net Interop.
This is a Public Service Announcement. A warning to everyone in the USA that I am coming to visit again and will be bringing the obligatory “stash” of Australia foods to inflict upon the unwary.
Then again, everything I bring with the exception of Vegemite usually goes down very well. 🙂
Now that GP Power Tools has been out for a little while and I have recently released a hotfix that improves the installer as well as fixes some issues found with the tool, it is time to explain how the installer works and answer some frequently asked questions.
Please note that some of the information in this article only relates to the build 20 hotfix (Last Modified: 19-Aug-2015) or later. If you are unsure what build you have, just go and download the latest installer from the Winthrop website. If you look at the installer’s properties, the File Version will show as XX.0.20.4 or later.
I know that I should not be surprised as I have been in this industry for so long, but after all the work and testing done prior to releasing GP Power Tools Build 20, we have still come across some issues that needed fixing.
You probably won’t come across most of the issues as they relate to problems caused when company databases are not installed or are offline for some reason. Anyhow, GP Power Tools is now smart enough to handle these extra situations.