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Everything Dynamics GP #47
If you are looking for information about the future of Dynamics GP – Mariano Gomez has an couple of excellent posts, and Mark Polino at MSDynamicsWorld has an update as well The Dynamics GP Blogster: Codename GP “12″ Preliminary Features Series – 1 of 4 Codename GP “12″ Preliminary Features Series – 2 of 4 Microsoft Dynamics GP Roadmap Update – Welcome codename GP “15″ Microsoft Dynamics GP ‘12’: Substantial Changes Planned Beyond Web Client | MSDynamicsWorld.com Now you can subscribe to Everything Dynamics GP via email GP Master VARs Selected to Fuel Growth for Microsoft Dynamics Resellers (Kevin Machayya) Jon Rivers and Mark Polino have come up with a guide – Get Started with this Step-by-step guide: Social Media for Microsoft Dynamics Partners ebook now available (Jon) and Social Media for Microsoft Dynamics Partners (Mark) Protect Against Check Fraud with Safe Pay (Cindy Boersma) Serial Number Tracking in Dynamics GP (Steve Chapman) – he has also created a video to show this in action. GP upgrade path from older systems (Francisco Hillyer) Deb’s Favorite DYN GP Feature (Amanda Wong) High Volume Drop Ship Processing in Dynamics GP (Steve Chapman) Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 64-Bit Operating System Considerations (Nathan Hayden) Creating an account mask for social security numbers (Doug Pitcher) Events Convergence 2012 Houston Registration is now open (David Musgrave) Five Reasons You Should Attend Convergence 2012 (Jeff Smith) The Countdown is On: Decisions Fall 2011 and Convergence 2012 Events Scheduled (Jon Rivers) Development / Database David Musgrave reminds us – Do not use the DEX_ROW_ID table column in your Customizations and Integrations How To Rename A SQL Server (Ian Grieve) Year End Year end close report not tying (Doug Pitcher) 2011 U.S. Payroll Year-End Update Releases!! (Terry Heley, MSFT) 2011 US Payroll Year End Updates for GP 10 and GP 2010 are now available! (David Musgrave) Dynamics GP – Payroll If you cut two paychecks in one day and use the Reprint (duplicate) Pay Stub (Sandra Dodge/Amy Walsh) Microsoft Dynamics GP Payroll Year End Release 2011 – Install and Upgrade Tips and Tricks (Kelly Youells, MSFT) GP Errors/Troubleshooting ERROR: A valid exchange rate could not be found
Using SQL to retrieve number of records in a table – David
David gives an alternate SQL option for the simple COUNT(*) and explain how it improves the performance as against COUNT(*).
GPUG Summit 2011 Las Vegas: Materials now available
If you attended any of my training classes or sessions, you will be glad to know that the training and presentation materials are now available from the Learning Resources page on this site. Please feel free to download.
GPUG Summit 2011 Las Vegas: Wrap Up
This was my first GPUG Summit (and my first GPPC as well) and I have to say I was utterly surprised by the level of organization, the training topics, the quality of the sessions (over 140!), and the spirit of the attendees.
Mark Polino shows some love for Microsoft Dynamics GP integration tools
Like Mark, a lot of the work I do centers around large and complex systems integration with Microsoft Dynamics GP. It’s good to see that Mark addresses some of the glories, pains, and considerations for systems selection and integration to Microsoft Dynamics GP in his new article Dynamics GP Integration Flexibility and Frustration over at his Community column Mad Mark, The GP Road Warrior .
SQL view for SOP email setup in GP 2010
I am starting to work with emailing SOP documents using Dynamics GP 2010 and new functionality that we are going to be releasing in an upcoming build of GP Reports Viewer . It’s pretty cool stuff, however, as I am working with customers to set this up, we’re finding that out-of-the box GP does not have any easy way to check all of the email setup. To help with this, I have added the email tables to my Company/System Tables page and have created the view below that lists all customers, the email addresses for their default Bill To Address and what has been set up for emailing SOP documents for each of them
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