I haven't seen a lot of documentation from the product itself but I have done this a few times in both a development and a production environment.
It's not too hard to do all you have to do is build a SQL view in your Navision database that exactly matches the table definition and table name and then set the LinkedObject property to Yes. You can then apply filters to columns using standard Navision syntax and Navision will handle translating that to SQL statements executed against the view.
Sorry you are correct there is a section in the ADG manual, however it is only 4 pages. However it's only a few pages and I generally don't see a lot of people use this feature or talk about this feature. So this is why I said "not a lot of documentation".
It really can be a useful feature for abstracting underlying table structures and working with external systems.
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It's not too hard to do all you have to do is build a SQL view in your Navision database that exactly matches the table definition and table name and then set the LinkedObject property to Yes. You can then apply filters to columns using standard Navision syntax and Navision will handle translating that to SQL statements executed against the view.
There are a few other articles and you may want to search the forums here:
http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... t=sql+view
http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.p ... t=sql+view
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It really can be a useful feature for abstracting underlying table structures and working with external systems.
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