Month: November 2021

How to Install SQL Management Studio

Install SQL Management Studio: (1) Go to the folder where SQL Management Studio setup is saved as shown in Fig. (2) Select SSMS-Setup-ENU and right-click on the setup and select the option “Run as administrator” as shown in Fig. (3) After doing the above steps, a new window is open and choose the option “Install” as …

AL Control Statements in Business Central

AL Control Statements in Business Central: (1) AL consist of one or more statements, which are executing the information from top-down order. They are divided into the following main group as below: AL Compound Statement. AL Conditional Statement. AL Repetitive Statement. (2) AL Compound Statement: It is defined as enclosing the statements between the “BEGIN & …

Use of Begin-End in BC D365

Use of Begin-End in BC D365: (1) It is the “AL Compound Statement” which is enclosing the statements between the “BEGIN & END”. (2) “BEGIN-END” structure is also known as a block. (3) When BEGIN follows THEN, ELSE, or DO, it should be in the same line. (4) Syntax of “BEGIN-END”- Begin <Statement 1>; <Statement 2>;<Statement 3>;    .. <Statement …

Use of REPEAT-UNTIL in Dynamics 365

Use of REPEAT-UNTIL in Dynamics 365: (1) For finding sets of records in tables according to the filters and current key on tables in Business Central, use REPEAT-UNTIL with FINDSET function. (2) REPEAT-UNTIL is defined as finding sets of records in the table according to the filter and current key. REPEAT UNTIL statement is executed from …

Use of SETRANGE and SETFILTER in Dynamics 365

SETRANGE and SETFILTER in Dynamics 365: (1) For applying filters on tables in Business Central, use “SETRANGE” and “SETFILTER”. (2) SETRANGE is defined as applying a simple filter on a table. (3) SETFILTER is defined as applying a filter that you specify. (4) The difference between SETRANGE and SETFILTER is that in SETFILTER, you can use …

How to use CASE statement in D365 BC

CASE statement in D365 BC: (1) Definition- Case statements are typically used when you must choose between more than two different actions. (2) Syntax of “CASE” statement- case <Expression> of <Value set 1>: <Statement 1>; <Value set 2>: <Statement 2>;  <Value set n>: <Statement n>;  end; (3) Lets take an example, get name of the month from Date: (4) The <Expression> is evaluated, and the …