SQL Server
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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 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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Benchmarking Results: NAV 2013 Outperforms All Previous Versions
Marketing is nice as long as it matches the reality. With Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013, Microsoft has promised a lot of improvements, but how well does NAV 2013…
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Top 5 SQL Server Improvements in NAV 2013
Performance is one of those things you can’t get enough of and NAV is one of those systems where an extra operation per second is always welcome. Yesterday,…
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Was it necessary to kill the Classic client?
Absolutely. The world needs to move ahead. The technology advances. Who doesn’t want to keep up with the progress, stays behind. That’s how it has worked since…
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Death of Classic (C/SIDE) Client
Yesterday, during a coffee break at the What’s New in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 Technical for Application Consultants training in Vilnius, Lithuania (a…