MB-820T00: Dynamics 365 Business Central Developer

Ein Dynamics 365 Business Central-Entwickler entwickelt Anwendungen, die Business Central erweitern. Dies kann die Erstellung neuer Module und die Änderung bestehender Module umfassen. Der Entwickler kann mit Hilfe von Ereignissen neue Geschäftslogik hinzufügen oder bestehende Geschäftslogik ändern. Ein Entwickler ermöglicht auch die Integration von Business Central mit anderen Anwendungen, einschließlich Microsoft Power Platform-Produkten. Business Central-Entwickler sind für die Fehlersuche und -behebung im System verantwortlich. Dazu kann es gehören, die Grundursache eines Problems zu identifizieren, Fehler zu beheben und die Lösung zu testen, um sicherzustellen, dass sie wie erwartet funktioniert. Business Central-Entwickler müssen unter Umständen die Leistung des Systems optimieren, indem sie Engpässe identifizieren und die Codequalität verbessern. Business Central-Entwickler sind für die Aktualisierung des Systems, die Migration von Daten und die Wartung des Systems verantwortlich, um sicherzustellen, dass es auf dem neuesten Stand und sicher bleibt.

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Agenda

Start your free Dynamics 365 Business Central trial

Introduction - Create your own Business Central account

Use a demo database

Start a trial with your own data

Extend your trial and subscribe or unsubscribe your organization

Introduction to the capabilities of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

Introduction to Business Central

Identify available subscription types for Business Central

Explore the relationship management functionality

Use Dynamics 365 Sales with Business Central

Discover supply chain management capabilities

Process and administer the purchase cycle

Process and administer the sales cycle

Send documents to customers

Explore how to administer jobs

Discover service management capabilities

Business Central manufacturing capabilities

Business Central Human Resources capabilities

In Microsoft 365 experience for Business Central

Customize Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

Introduction - Cloud architecture for Business Central

Tailor, extend, and build applications

Prepare for an easy application upgrade experience in Business Central

Understand upgrade responsibilities and best practices

Consider the update lifecycle

Create proper installation and upgrade codeunits

Transfer data between tables using DataTransfer

Manage apps

Detect and avoid breaking changes

Frequently asked questions about updating your Business Central App

Administer Dynamics 365 Business Central online

Introduction - Get started with the Cloud Solution Provider program

Extend a trial for a customer

Access the administration center

Manage sandbox and production environments

Set up tenant notifications

Inspect environment telemetry and troubleshoot issues

Export databases

Enable features

Monitoring and analyzing telemetry

Analyze performance using the In-client performance profiler

Work with the Performance Toolkit extension

Configure a BCPT suite

Use APIs for automation and administration

Manage users and implement security in Business Central

Introduction - Add users

Create user groups

Implement permissions and permission sets

Configure user access times and logging

Understand users, profiles, and role centers

Perform user-specific setup

Auditing changes

Introduction to the development environment for Dynamics 365 Business Central

Get started with Visual Studio Code

Install the AL language extension in Visual Studio Code

Discover the logical database and its objects

Differentiate the base app and the system app

Create a new Business Central extension in Visual Studio Code

Work with JSON configuration files

Configure the AL language extension

Manage multiple AL extensions in one workspace

Debug and deploy your extension in Dynamics 365 Business Central

Debug your extension with Visual Studio Code

Use attach and debug with attach configurations

Implement snapshot debugging

Work with Rapid Application Development

Publish and install an extension

Set Resource Exposure Policy settings

Configure projects and workspaces

Use AL code actions

Work with the Business Central Performance Toolkit

Use Database Wait Statistics

Work with pages in Dynamics 365 Business Central

Get started with pages

Identify different page types

Configure the different page properties

Build a page layout by using controls

Link pages with page parts

Use snippets in Visual Studio Code to create pages

Set different control properties

Enable users to search for a page

Define actions on a page and its properties

Design the data model of a report in Dynamics 365 Business Central

Create report data items and their properties

Add columns to a report dataset

Link, order, and indent data items

Use a query to create a report dataset

Work with codeunits in Dynamics 365 Business Central

Create and access a codeunit

Get started with XMLports

Work with XMLports in Dynamics 365 Business Central

Get started with XMLports

Configure different XMLport properties

Define nodes and their properties

Design XMLports

Create an XMLport by using snippets in Visual Studio Code

Use XMLports in AL code

Work with entitlements and permission sets in Dynamics 365 Business Central

Get started with entitlements and permissions

Create entitlements and permission sets

Override entitlements with inherent permissions

Work with queries in Dynamics 365 Business Central

Get started with queries

Create a query in Visual Studio Code

Join data in queries

Filter data in queries

Aggregate and sort data in a query

Access queries from AL

Advanced query concepts

Build control add-in objects in Dynamics 365 Business Central

Apply the Business Central look and feel

Build a control add-in for Business Central

Asynchronous considerations for control add-ins

Connect control add-ins with Azure Functions

Customize the UI experience in Dynamics 365 Business Central

Add objects to search

Create page customizations

Create profiles in application language

Use and create views in application language

Extend application areas

Identify functional table types and characteristics in Dynamics 365 Business Central

Define the different functional table types and characteristics

Create master tables

Create supplemental tables

Create subsidiary tables

Create ledger tables

Create register tables

Create journal tables

Create document tables

Create setup tables

Introduction to the basics of AL programming in Dynamics 365 Business Central

Introduction

Get started with application language

Work with identifiers, syntax, and variables

Discover intrinsic data types

Options and enums

Work with collections

Use assignments and type conversions

Define different expression types

Learn about application performance and monitoring in Business Central

Prepare your application for optimal performance

Get essential Application Insights

Work with source control using Git in Visual Studio Code for Business Central

Configure Git

Compare and contrast local and remote repositories

Create a local Git repository

Use the .gitignore file

Add and remove files in Git

Get the status of your Git repository

Use a remote Git repository

Clone a remote Git repository

Work with a remote Git Repository

Use Application Lifecycle Management for Business Central

Create an Azure DevOps organization

Manage Azure DevOps Projects

Introduction to Azure DevOps Services

Connect to Azure DevOps via Personal Access Tokens

Introduction to GitHub

Introduction to test automation in Business Central

Test applications in Business Central

Install and run the Test Toolkit

Run the standard tests

Create your own test codeunits with a test app

Use Power Automate with Business Central

Explore Business Central triggers in Power Automate

Create a Power Automate flow from scratch

Create customer, vendor and item approvals in Power Automate

Create approvals in a general journal with Power Automate

Create documents approvals with Power Automate

Create Power Automate flows for different business scenarios

Create a button or instant flow in Power Automate

Run a Power Automate flow on a schedule

Troubleshoot and monitor flows

Access REST services from within Dynamics 365 Business Central

Introduction

Use the different HTTP classes and their functions

Get data from and send data to an external REST service

Use and read JSON in Business Central

Get JSON data from external REST services

Use Azure Functions with Dynamics 365 Business Central

Create basic Azure functions

Create an Azure function

Use an Azure function in Business Central

Work with web services in Dynamics 365 Business Central

Introduction

Define differences between SOAP, OData, REST, and API

Web service authentication

Enable access to OData web services

Work with different OData return documents

Request records with OData

Work with OData query options

Create new records with OData

Update records with OData

Use SOAP web services

Request records with SOAP

Handle UI interaction when working with web services

Work with the API in Dynamics 365 Business Central

Introduction

Access Business Central API

Tips for working with APIs

Work with API limits

Create new APIs

Read, create, and update by using API

API and OData bound actions

REVIEWING ARCHITECTING CONCEPTS

SINGLE TO MULTIPLE ACCOUNTS

Group Exercise: Review Architecting on AWS core best practices
AWS Organizations for multi-account access and permissions
AWS SSO to simplify access and authentication across AWS accounts and third-party services
AWS Control Tower
Permissions, access, and authentication

HYBRID CONNECTIVITY

SPECIALIZED INFRASTRUCTURE

Zielgruppe

Kandidaten für dieses Training sind Entwickler, Software-Ingenieure, Architekten, technische Berater, technische Consultants, User Experience Leads oder haben eine Kombination dieser Fähigkeiten.

Voraussetzung für den Kurs

Grundlegende Kenntnisse in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Erfahrung in der Softwareentwicklung Versiertheit mit AL-Programmierung Verständnis der Datenbankkonzepte Kenntnisse in Visual Studio Code

Partner

Microsoft Technik