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Training Course Summary:

This 5-day course is programming intensive. Knowledge from the Introduction in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0 course is vital to the understanding of the concepts and for participation in this course. In this course you’ll learn programming documentation, debugging tools, performance issues, complex data variables and their internal member functions, multi-language functionality, analysis of objects, posting routines, interfaces to Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0, and some Microsoft SQL Server 2005 issues.

After completing this course, students will understand:

• Creating solutions following the Navision Implementation Methodology

• Internal documentation

• Debugging tools

• Performance issues

• Complex data variables and their member functions

• Multilanguage functionality

• Analysis of objects

• Posting routines

• Architecture of a basic Microsoft Navision document

• Microsoft Navision dimensions

• Deploying customized software solutions

Pre-Requisites:

Before attending this course, it is strongly recommended that students have:

• Completed Introduction in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0

• Passed the Introduction in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0 exam

Who Should Attend:

This training material is intended for Microsoft Certified Business Solutions Partner employees who sell and implement Microsoft Navision solutions. The curriculum is designed for participants who have completed the Microsoft Navision Development I course and passed the Navision Programming certification exam.

Training Course Overview/Content:

Introduction
Lessons

• Introduction to C/SIDE Solution Development in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0


Chapter 1: Client Requirements

Lessons

• Diagnosis – Executive Summary

• Analysis – Functional Requirements

• Data Models

• Project Plans


After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

• Follow the standard Microsoft Navision Methodology used in developing projects.

• Understand the business case used, and detail the functional requirements.


Chapter 2: Master Tables and Forms

Lessons

• A Quick Refresher

• Customers and Participants

• Rooms

• Testing


Lab

• Lab 2.1 - Creating Seminar Room Tables and Forms

• Lab 2.2 - Adding Code for Seminar Rooms

• Instructors

• Lab 2.3 - Creating Intructor Tables and Forms

• Seminars

• Lab 2.4 - Creating Seminar Tables and Forms


After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

• Write internal documentation.

• Enable multilanguage functionality.

• Work with event triggers, specifically table event triggers.

• Work with the complex data types and their member functions.


Chapter 3: Registrations

Lessons

• Prerequisite Information

• Types of Tables

• Additional Functions

• Solution Analysis

• Solution Design

• Testing Seminar Registrations


Labs

• Lab 3.1 - Creating the Tables and Forms for Seminar Registration

• Lab 3.2 - Adding Code for Seminar Charges

• Lab 3.3 - Adding Code to the Seminar Registration Header Table and Form

• Lab 3.4 - Adding Code for Seminar Registration Lines


After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

• Export and import objects as text files.

• Use multilanguage functionality to create messages for the user.

• Know how to create matrix forms.

• Use virtual tables.

• Use temporary tables.


Chapter 4 - Posting

Lessons

• Chapter 4: Introduction to C/AL Programming

• Prerequisite Information

• Posting Seminar Registrations


Labs

• Lab 4.1 - Creating the Tables and Forms for Seminar Registration Posting

• Lab 4.2 - Creating the Codeunits and Form for Seminar Journal Posting

• Lab 4.3 - Modifying the Tables, Forms and Codeunits for Job Posting

• Lab 4.4 - Creating the Tables and Forms for Posted Information

• Lab 4.5 - Creating the Codeunits for Document Posting


After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

• Create journal posting routines.

• Create document posting routines.

• Write internal documentation for modifications to existing objects.

• Debug code.

• Program for low-impact on the application.


Chapter 5: Integration

Lessons

• Prerequisite Information

• Seminar Feature Integration

• Navigation Integration

• Testing Managing Integration


Labs

• Lab 5.1 - Integrating Seminar Features

• Lab 5.2 - Modifying Objects to Integrate Navigation


After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

• Expand the MenuSuite.

• Implement Navigate functionality.


Chapter 6: Reporting

Lessons

• Prerequisite Information

• Reporting Lab Overview

• Participant List Reporting

• Certificate Confirmation

• Invoice Posting


Labs

• Lab 6.1 - Creating the Participant List Report

• Lab 6.2 - Creating the Certificate Confirmation Report

• Lab 6.3 - Creating the Invoice Posting Report


After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

• Use report event triggers

• Use special report functions.

• Create processing-only reports.


Chapter 7: Statistics

Lessons

• Using FlowFilters and FlowFields

• Using FlowFilters in Calculation Formulas


Lab

• Lab 7.1 - Creating FlowFields for Sums

• Lab 7.2 - Creating the Seminar Statistics Form C:Documents and SettingsmfredDesktopCSIDE ILT HandoffCSIDE_Intro_IN.docx - _Toc176444718


After completing this chapter, students should be able to:

• Learn how to use FlowFields for calculations.


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