Author: Peter Ramer

I am a Director on the Managed Application Services team at RSM working on Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, Dynamics 365 for Retail, and others. I focus on Retail, Commerce and Point of Sale support and customizations, including payment integrations. In my current role, I lead and manage a team that writes software to help clients streamline their business processes and achieve greater growth in the retail market. I provide technical and functional support to help diagnose and solve customer problems, while also providing ways to improve the client’s business further. I am a Colorado native, where I live with my wife and 3 kids.

D365 Development Tips And Tricks

Do you know all of the D365 development tips and tricks when working with Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations? Find out by watching this video. Two time Microsoft Business Applications MVP Nathan Clouse invited me to co-present with him. And I was honored and thrilled to be asked. Watch as we show you... Continue Reading →

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D365 Outer Join In X++

In the previous article, I explained how to use D365 joins to combine rows from two ore more tables together. In a continuation of that article, learn how to use D365 outer join, exists join, and NotExists join to retrieve data in some more complex scenarios. Being able to efficiently pull in the exact data... Continue Reading →

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D365 Joins in X++

Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations is a relationship database. This means there are many tables that contain data that relates to each other. D365 joins combine rows from two or more tables together, based on related columns. Developers use D365 joins in x++ select statements to read and update the data they are... Continue Reading →

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How To Write A While Select Statement

Any ERP system needs to process data. An x++ 'while select statement' allows developers to loop through specific records with ease. Then take action on those records. The x++ language in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations combines the best of both SQL like language and object oriented programming. First, developers can efficiently tell... Continue Reading →

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How To Write An X++ Select Statement

One of the coolest parts of the x++ language is using a select statement. A select statement allows developers to fetch and manipulate data from a database. The data is loaded into table variables. Finally, these table variables can have methods where code be added to work with the data. This allows developers to focus... Continue Reading →

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Create A D365 Batch Job

Do you have a process that you need to run in the background of Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&SC? There are two ways to create a D365 batch job. The newer way is to use SysOperation Framework in D365. However, the older way is still very much supported and used within the system. Therefore, it is... Continue Reading →

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Create Security In D365

Developers often forget to add security in D365. After developing a new form, report, or batch job in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, you need to create Menu Items so a user can see and run the new functionality. And those Menu Items need to be added to new or existing Security objects,... Continue Reading →

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Change Security In D365

Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations has existing Roles set up. These roles are associated with Users and provide access to the Menu Items. The Menu Items allow users to run forms, reports, and batch jobs. There are times when you need to change Security In D365. Perhaps you need one Role to have... Continue Reading →

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Customize Security In D365

In this article I will teach you how to customize security in D365 using the Security Configuration form. How to add new Roles, and add Menu Items to them. In the last article, titled 'Security in D365', I explained how to setup a D365 User, and add Roles to that User. Additionally, you learned how... Continue Reading →

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