High Performance Data Access: Why and How to Use Queries in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015

Senior Consultant, UXC Eclipse,

November 10 2015

Editor's Note: This article is adapted from the new book Programming Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015 by David Studebaker and Christopher Studebaker, published by PACKT.

The Query object in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2015 originated in NAV 2013 with improved performance in mind. It allows us to create advanced T-SQL queries using familiar NAV tools.

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About Christopher Studebaker

Chris Studebaker has been designing, developing, implementing and selling in NAV and SQL Server since 1999, specializing in high user count, high data volume applications in retail, manufacturing, job shop, and distribution. Chris has worked on many NAV implementations with integrations to external databases and third party add-on products. Some special applications have included high volume order entry, pick-to-light systems, procurement analysis and Web front ends. Chris is a Senior Consultant for UXC Eclipse.

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