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I’ve long had part of this blog syndicated to the Microsoft Dynamics GP Community, but have just requested and been given syndication of my Dynamics 365 Business Central posts.

This means that any post I do for Dynamics BC will be syndicated and available on that site as well as here.

I am quite new to Dynamics BC so my early posts will use an approach of “how do I…” covering topics such as transaction entry or admin/setup tasks. Through time as I become more experienced I’ll cover a broader range of topics as I have been for Dynamics GP over the last 11 years I’ve been running this blog.

Hopefully, my posts will be found useful; I’m happy to take feedback and requests for areas on which people would like to see posts.

The syndicated Dynamics BC posts are here

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A few years ago there was a GP Table Reference website which disappeared with no warning; it had been very helpful, so I created my own version of it.

Well, we’ve recently started doing work with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and there didn’t seem to be a similar website freely available, so I have created my own. The main reason for creating the site is that it will help me understand data structures which in turn should help my understanding of data entry through the front end. As I expect to be using Jte Reports with Dynamics BC at some point, knowing how data hangs together will help me there too.

The azurecurve | Dynamics 365 BC Table Reference is, and will remain, free to use. It is currently up-to-date as of 2020 Wave 2 and will be kept up-to-date for new releases (updates may not be immediate, but will happen).

I’ve started adding table joins and will continue to do so; when a join exists, an example SQL statement will be available showing how the tables are joined.

If you see any errors or omissions, or have suggestions as to how the site can be improved, please contact me with details and I’ll see about making an update.

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