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Thursday, 20 January 2011

Ingredients for a successful Convergence 2011 experience

Posted on 08:40 by Unknown
"Convergence is more than just the sum of its keynotes and sessions"

My new article is out over at MSDynamicsWorld with some pointers for a successful Convergence here in Atlanta. Wheather you are a local or coming from another city or country there are a few things to take into account even before you arrive at Hartsfield-Jackson. You can read about these ingredients here.

All comments welcome, so please let me know what you think.

Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
Maximum Global Business, LLC
http://www.maximumglobalbusiness.com/
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Wednesday, 19 January 2011

Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Conference 2011 sessions now out!

Posted on 13:01 by Unknown
Likewise, I wanted to bring attention to the Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Conference 2011 sessions that David Musgrave and I will be co-presenting:

Development Troubleshooting with the Support Debugging Tool
Presenters: David Musgrave and Mariano Gomez, MVP

Following the success of this session at Convergence Atlanta 2010, David Musgrave and Mariano Gomez return to the Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Conference with a number of advanced features included in the now popular Support Debugging Tool. Learn how to debug and trace your customizations, build temporary fixes, and troubleshoot development issues and problems with dictionaries. Discover some of the tricks used by the Microsoft Developer Support team. Presenters will demonstrate real life scenarios and work through their resolutions.

Topics:

- Manual Logging Mode
- Advanced Debugger Mode
- Dictionary Control
- Scripting and Triggers
- SQL Execute and Runtime Execute features
- Exporting and Importing fixes


Introduction to Microsoft Dynamics GP Customization Tools

Presenters: David Musgrave and Mariano Gomez, MVP

New to Microsoft Dynamics GP? Welcome to this jam packed session where Microsoft’s David Musgrave and MVP Mariano Gomez will walk you through the different customization tools available to address your next project. If you have plans for a Microsoft Dynamics GP customization, but you don’t know where to start and are skeptical about future upgrade issues, then this session is for you. Gain some introductory knowledge of Modifier and Report Writer with Visual Basic for Applications, Dexterity and Visual Studio Tools with two of the leading Community experts, who will contrast the tools and help you sort through the complicated terminology, to bring you a clear picture of the choices available for your next project.

Topics:

- Where to start?
- Modifier and Report Writer with Visual Basic for Applications
- Dexterity
- Visual Studio Tools
- Resources


Just a note on this last session... in previous years we focused our attention on the experienced to advanced developer. This time around, if you are just getting acquainted with Microsoft Dynamics GP development, we want you to start out on the right foot without the frustrations, so please attend our session and save yourself the headache of figuring this thing out on your own.

Register for the Microsoft Dynamics GP Technical Conference 2011, in the always beautiful Fargo, North Dakota, here.

Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
Maximum Global Business, LLC
http://www.maximumglobalbusiness.com/
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Microsoft Dynamics Convergence 2011 sessions are now out!

Posted on 12:46 by Unknown


If you are attending Microsoft Dynamics Convergence this year, it's a good time to begin planning the sessions you want to attend. The session codes, titles, and speakers are now available for you.

On that same note, David Musgrave and I are presenting the following sessions:

CSGP14 Administering Microsoft Dynamics GP Like a Pro with the Support Debugging Tool

Track: Microsoft Dynamics GP
Speaker(s): David Musgrave, Mariano Gomez
Audience: IT Professional, Technical Decision Maker
Skill Level: 300 - Experienced

Session Details

Following the success of this session at Convergence Atlanta 2010, David Musgrave and Mariano Gomez return with a number of advanced features included in the now popular Support Debugging Tool. Learn how to maintain a clean DEX.INI in a Terminal Server environment, execute complex profiling of transactions and data, and resolve day to day security issues and problems with dictionaries. Discover tricks used by the Microsoft Support organization and its partners.

DDGP03 Tools, Tools, Tools: Microsoft Dynamics GP Customization & Integration Tools Review

Track: Microsoft Dynamics GP
Speaker(s): David Musgrave, Mariano Gomez
Audience: IT Professional, Technical Decision Maker
Skill Level: 200 - Intermediate

Session Details

Welcome to this jam-packed session where Microsoft’s David Musgrave and MVP Mariano Gomez will walk you through the different customization and integration tools available for Microsoft Dynamics GP. If you have plans for a customization or application integration, but don’t know where to start, this session is for you. Gain introductory knowledge of Dexterity, Visual Basic for Applications, Visual Studio Tools, Extender, Integration Manager, eConnect, and Web Services with two of the leading community experts.

If you haven't registered yet, please visit the Microsoft Dynamics Convergence Atlanta 2011 site and do so now.
 
Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
Maximum Global Business, LLC
http://www.maximumglobalbusiness.com/
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Tuesday, 18 January 2011

Changing and Copying a Home Page Role - Part 2

Posted on 06:27 by Unknown
Part 2 of 2 - Changing and Copying a Home Page Role.


In Part 1 of this series, I described how you could change a user's home page by reassigning him or her to a different role using the standard Microsoft Dynamics GP interface, but I also explained that my client wanted to be able to copy all the standard settings they had worked on over months to a staff member who was simply switching departments.

I also mentioned the use of a script, and while there's one, I want to also clarify that the client was not interested in having SQL scripts ran in their environment, so I had to come up with an alternate solution. The answer was to install the Support Debugging Tool and use it's XML Import and Export tool.

XML Table Export window

We created a profile with for the tables containing the settings the customer wanted to replicate for their user, which we then exported into an XML file. Since all that was needed was to use one of the existing profiles for an Accounts Receivable user as a template, we chose one user as a template. We then edited the XML file with Notepad, removing information from all other users, then replacing the template user ID for that of the new Accounts Receivable staff.

We then use the XML Table Import feature to reimport the now changed XML data file with the new user's profile settings.

XML Table Import window
The Support Debugging Tool provided a safe mechanism to replicate data the client needed, because in their eyes it meant not having to run queries against their system. In addition, they could test the import several times if needed, because of the data overwrite capabilities offered by the tool.

The next time you are considering duplicating data from one user to another, don't overlook the Support Debugging Tool.

For more information on the Support Debugging Tool, visit the Support Debugging Tool Portal page over at Developing for Dynamics GP. You can find excellent content on the tool as well in MVP Mark Polino's new book Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Cookbook.

Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
Maximum Global Business, LLC
http://www.maximumglobalbusiness.com/
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Sunday, 16 January 2011

Changing and Copying a Home Page Role - Part 1

Posted on 16:54 by Unknown
Part 1 of 2 - Changing and Copying a Home Page Role.


I was working with a client a few days aback and they have been on Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 for quite a few weeks now. One of their users was moved from the accounts payable department to the accounts receivable department.

The IT staff wanted to change the configuration of her home page to look just like that of an existing user in this department, so of course, came the question..."How do we change her home page, and have her get the same links we have setup for all the other users in the group?".

Out of the box, Microsoft Dynamics GP allows you to change a user's role by clicking the Change Role... button under the Customize Home Page window.

Customize Home Page

Once you click on the Change Role button, you will receive a warning on effecting the changes, since all customizations and previous layout changes would be lost in the process of changing the user's role.


Change Role Warning

Since our goal was to move the user from role, this was the first task at hand. The company enjoyed standard links and settings for their users overall, so worring about loosing the previous links and settings was not an issue. Once we clicked the Ok button, we were at the Select Home Page window where we could move the user to the Accounts Payable role.


Select Home Page

Good so far! Now, how could we make a copy of all the settings established by the IT department for all users to this user profile? Tomorrow, I will show you a script that we wrote to achieve this.

Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
Maximum Global Business, LLC
http://www.maximumglobalbusiness.com/
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Wednesday, 12 January 2011

IM - Integration Manager Series Summary

Posted on 15:06 by Unknown
I know you are still unreeling from the New Year's celebrations and that you probably missed out on a couple of the articles I published in the past days. The following are the links to the articles:

  • Troubleshooting RPC Errors when running Integration Manager
  • Retrieving document numbers assigned by Microsoft Dynamics GP when field rule is set to Use Default in Integration Manager - Part 1
  • Retrieving document numbers assigned by Microsoft Dynamics GP when field rule is set to Use Default in Integration Manager - Part 2

I also wanted to take the opportunity to highlight Steve Endow's recent article on Integration Manager, over at Dynamics GP Land which highlights an odd error a customer of his was getting on a workstation.

  • Integration Manager 2010 Error: Could not load file or assembly Interop.MSScriptControl

This completes a good roundup of the topics covered.
Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
Maximum Global Business, LLC
http://www.maximumglobalbusiness.com/
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Monday, 10 January 2011

GPUG to offer Payroll Tax Update seminar with Microsoft for US and Canadian partners and customers

Posted on 09:28 by Unknown



Important 2011 US and Canadian Payroll Year-End and Tax Update with Microsoft (Jan 2011)



Microsoft payroll tax update gurus will give an overview of 2011 U.S. and Canadian Payroll Year-end and Tax Update changes and how it impacts Microsoft Dynamics GP customers for Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0, 10.0, 2010 and Microsoft Business Solutions Small Business Financials 9.0. This is a GPUG open event, all members are invited to attend.

The recent legislative changes presents many modifications to U.S. Payroll in Microsoft Dynamics GP and Small Business Financials. This session will provide you with an overview of the updates in the product to comply with the recent legislative changes. Canadian Payroll also has several new regulatory changes as well which is new functionality for our customers that we will review. Microsoft has major payroll releases in the next weeks / month that will impact your payroll, attend this session to be educated on the latest changes so your business will continue to be able to run payroll without issues.

GPUG's presenters work hard at providing valuable education to you, our members. For this session, if you have questions, comments or suggestions prior to the event and would like us to include that information, please email "Presenter Request".

This is an open GPUG event, all members are invited to attend. Register here.

Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
Maximum Global Business, LLC
http://www.maximumglobalbusiness.com/
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