Re-conversion of reports no longer needed   Until now, it has been necessary to re-convert ForNAV reports to enable them to run on a newer version of Business Central and NAV. This is due to ForNAV OnPrem reports using a DLL and, because Business Central does not support side-by-side versions of DLL (unlike other

UPDATED November 10, 2021 – 23:20 (11:20 PM) CET   This article is relevant for OnPrem and Private Cloud customers only Black box issue solved with new Windows Update Microsoft has started the rollout of a new Windows Update that will fix the black box issue. This update is likely to be called something that

The ForNAV Customizable Report Pack is available on Microsoft AppSource for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Cloud.   Please see further down this article for download link Please follow this instruction for a new installation of ForNAV. For upgrading an existing ForNAV installation, please contact support@fornav.com first.   Until now there has been a clear

When Microsoft introduces new versions of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Cloud/SaaS, customers are automatically upgraded to the latest version of Business Central. When it comes to apps (such as the Customizable Report Pack from ForNAV), you must manage the update yourself. For this, Microsoft has added a new feature to the Business Central Admin

This article is relevant for updates up to and including BC21. For version BC22 and later, you need to upgrade to ForNAV Universal Code version For upgrade to ForNAV Universal Code version, please read this article: Upgrade ForNAV OnPrem from DLL to Universal Code —– Updating ForNAV in on-premise (OnPrem) situations is a five-step process:

Moving your ForNAV reports from on premise (OnPrem) (C/Side or extensions) to cloud is a matter of conversion. On premise ForNAV reports use a dll to render; cloud ForNAV reports use a web service, therefore you must convert your reports. This conversion is a three-step process: Upgrade to the latest version of the ForNAV Designer

You can use Reports ForNAV with your Docker containers. The following is a step-by-step example of how to set up a container that supports ForNAV reports. Install the BC Container Helper To help install your container, you must install the BC Container Helper PowerShell module. install-module bccontainerhelper -force get-command -Module bccontainerhelper Write-BCContainerHelperWelcomeText Create the container

ForNAV reports have a very low memory and CPU usage. Based on feedback from customers and partners, report execution is faster than similar reports in RDLC. There are, however, a few scenarios where performance optimization could be needed. In this article, we cover some common areas where you can improve the performance of your ForNAV