This blog is intended to see how Microsoft Dynamics NAV (here onwards NAV) can be connected to external databases. External databases here mean Microsoft SQL Server, CRM, Exchange* or Microsoft Graph*. We will focus on Microsoft SQL Server (non-NAV database).

Everyone would have installed NAV 2016 RTM and would have faced the same problem, i.e, you couldn't able to run NAV 2015 administration tool if you install NAV 2016.One way to use the services of NAV is using powershell. But, many people might not be familiar with commands of power shell.So, its better go first identify where the problem is and what's the solution for a problem.The problem is mainly because of registry key. NAV 2015 and NAV 2016 is pointing to the same registry key in re...

We all have seen the situation where we need to put in lot of efforts to modify the standard NAV object in order to run our custom add-on solutions with standard NAV codebase. With the frequent release of cumulative updates for NAV 2013 version onwards, maintaining and deploying the add-on solutions became further complex.So with the introduction of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016, Microsoft has introduced extensions as a new feature which enable us to modify our Microsoft Dynamics NAV system withou...