Performance
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AL Object ID Ninja v1.2.0 – plus some Azure lessons learned
First things first. Yesterday evening, I’ve released AL Object ID Ninja v1.2.0 and there is really nothing new that you’d care about, functionally speaking.…
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More about ISEMPTY
I had much second thought about whether I should even blog this one. You know, it so profoundly belongs in the Duh! category that I have actually created the…
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When you just must COUNT, no matter what
I started with blogging about COUNT = 0 situation. Then I followed it with COUNT = 1. So, let’s do a COUNT = 2 today. No, no, I am just kidding, don’t worry 🙂…
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The “IF COUNT = 1” Conundrum
If you haven’t read my yesterday’s post, then do that first. Good. At this point you are extremely smart because you know that you should never use COUNT = 0…
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Are there any records there?
It’s been a while that I haven’t blogged, and my queue grows inversely proportional to the amount of time I have available for blogging, so let me do a short…
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NAV performance part 4: SQL Azure
SQL Azure is a very interesting service. It’s as interesting as it is misunderstood both in terms of how exactly it works, and what it’s intended to be used…
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NAV performance part 3: Azure VM configurations
While NAV has traditionally mostly been a domestic animal, it’s now getting pushed more and more cloudwards. A large number of partners and customers are…
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NAV performance part 2: On-prem configurations
On-prem is where NAV has ran for ages, and where it will still primarily run for a while more. So I test several on-prem configurations with different…
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NAV performance in various configurations
Yes, I have been a lazy blogger lately. With so many people blogging about NAV nowadays, it’s really difficult to come up with original content all the time.…
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How I Reduced Data Upgrade Time By 78 Hours
Upgrade projects are lots of fun. They are full of challenges that keep you busy day and night all the time. I have encountered a very interesting challenge on…