-- How to unlock a Nav2013-database

--Step 1:
--Fetch all Win-SID to a textfile

--Run this commad from a cmd-promt.
--c:>wmic useraccount get name,sid >>c:\temp\sid.txt

--Step 2:
--Find Your WIN-sid in the text-file (S-1-5-......) and paste it in to the sql-sqript below.

--Step 3: Change and run Sql-script.
USE [YourDatabase] -- <--Change this

DECLARE @USERNAME nvarchar(50)
DECLARE @WINDOWSSID nvarchar(119)
DECLARE @USERSID uniqueidentifier

SET @USERNAME = 'YOURDOMAIN\YOURUSER' -- <-- Change this
SET @WINDOWSSID = 'S-1-2-33-4444444444-5555555-6666666666-77777' -- <-- Change this
SET @USERSID = (select NEWID())

GO


The films on YouTube show to work easy with RDLC-reports: Here

Samsung Xchange has a lot of options such as Google maps, LinkedIn, Facebook etc.

Links:   Samsung xChange , YouTube

The picture was taken today when went to the subway. (Lat N 59° 15′ 5″ Lon E 18° 1′ 38″)

It was -15° celsius..

Here is my sql-script: SQL-tool to unlock NAV-DB (SQL-server)

This script creates a new user “TEMPUSER’ in SQL Server and NAV-database so you can log on to the NAV system.


--***************************************************************
--* Set a new user to a Dynamics NAV SQL-database
--*
--* Christer Berntsson, Sweden
--* Ver 2011-12-21
--*
--***************************************************************

use YourDatabase
go

--Create a new user in Your SQL-server
--Usersername must be upercase!
CREATE LOGIN [TEMPUSER]
WITH PASSWORD='1234!"#¤',
DEFAULT_DATABASE=[master],
DEFAULT_LANGUAGE=[us_english],
CHECK_EXPIRATION=OFF,
CHECK_POLICY=OFF

EXEC sys.sp_addsrvrolemember @loginame = N'TEMPUSER', @rolename = N'sysadmin'
GO
--Set User to NAV-database
INSERT INTO [dbo].[User]
([User ID] ,[Password] ,[Name] ,[Expiration Date])
VALUES
('TEMPUSER', '', '', '1753-01-01')

--Set ROLS
INSERT INTO [dbo].[Member Of]
([User ID] ,[Role ID] ,[Company])
VALUES
('TEMPUSER', 'SUPER', '')


Ingredients:

1. Visual Studio 2010
2. Dynamics NAV 2009 R2

How to:
Part 1: Publish a page-webservice inside Dynamics NAV RTC

Goto Web Services (Administation -> IT Administation -> General -> Web Services)

Click New and select Object type= Page, Object ID = 367 set Services Name to “PostCodes” and select “Published”

Now we have to check if the webservice is running

(windows) Start-> Run (or search) ->services.msc

“Microsoft Dynamics NAV Business Web Services” must be running.

Start up Visual Studio
Create a new project
Select
1. Visual Basic
   • .NET Framework 3.5
   • ASP:NET Web Application
   • Give the project a Name (WebAndNav)xxxxxx
   • Select “Create directory for solution”Right click the project and select ”Add Web reference”In the URL write the address to your new webserviceThis can be little tricky, in my Swedish version I wrote:”http://localhost:7047/DynamicsNAV/WS/CRONUS Sverige AB/Page/PostCodes”

   and when clicked the green button its changes to:
   “http://localhost:7047/DynamicsNAV/WS/CRONUS%20Sverige%20AB/Page/PostCodes”

   Select a name for “Web reference name” (WebRefPostCodes)

   And finally hit “Add Reference”

   

   In Visual Studio drag a GridView from Toolbox Data to the webpage in the div-box

   

   In Visualstudio Drag a ObjectDataSource from Toolbox Data to the webpage in the div-box

   

   Now it’s time to update the project with a Build. (to update the project)

   

   Now it’s time to configure ObjectDataSource and GridView

   Select the ObjectDataSource1 and click the small arrow and select “Configure Data Source”

   

   Select “WebAndNav.WebRefPostCodes.PostCodes_Service”

   and press “Next”

   

   Select “ReadMultiple(postCodes_Filter[],String BokmarkKey, Int32 setSize)” and press “Next”

   

   Press “Finish”

   

   Next step is configure gridview:

   Select the GridView and click the small arrow and chose Data Source “ObjectDataSource1”

   

   

   Now it’s time to test!!

   Back to Visual Studio

   Hit F5 or the green “Run button”

   

   It works! but we need some filters.

   Close the browser and we are sent going back to Visual Studio.

   

   Add a TextBox and a Button to the webb-page this will be our filter.

   

   DoubleClick the button and this code

   

   Public Class   _Default

   Inherits System.Web.UI.Page

   Dim wsFilter As New List(Of WebRefPostCodes.PostCodes_Filter)

   Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load

   If Not IsPostBack Then ‘ Run when the page is new
   

   Me.TextBox1.Text = “14100..14199″ ’set a defaultvalue

   wsFilter.Clear()

   ‘Clear filter

     Dim wsfilter1 As New WebRefPostCodes.PostCodes_Filter() ‘create a filter
   

   wsfilter1.Field = WebRefPostCodes.

   PostCodes_Fields.Code ‘filter on “code”
   

   wsfilter1.Criteria =Me.TextBox1.Text ‘get filtervalue from textbox

     wsFilter.Add(wsfilter1) ‘add filter to filterarray

   Else ‘ Run when the page is “old”
   

   Dim

   wsfilter1 As New WebRefPostCodes.PostCodes_Filter() ‘create a filter

   wsfilter1.Field = WebRefPostCodes.PostCodes_Fields.Code ‘filter on “code”
   

   wsfilter1.Criteria = Me.TextBox1.Text ‘get filtervalue from textbox
   

   wsFilter.Add(wsfilter1)‘add filter to filterarray

   Me.ObjectDataSource1.Select() ‘run the select
   

   Me

   .GridView1.DataBind() ‘bind data to gridview
   

   End If

   End Sub

   Protected

   Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
   

   End

   Sub

   Protected

   Sub ObjectDataSource1_Selecting(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.WebControls.ObjectDataSourceSelectingEventArgs) Handles ObjectDataSource1.Selecting

     e.InputParameters(“filter”) = wsFilter.ToArray ‘Important: converts filters to array
   e.InputParameters(“SetSize”) = 1000 ‘fetch 1000 records

   End Sub

   End

   Class
    

   Time to format our gridview …

   1. Enable paging (red 1)

   

   2. Hide the Key-column (red 2)

   

   3. Chose a format (red 3)

   
   Time to test press F5 or the run button
   The filter is working! Three different filters.

   

   // The end

   ]]> http://mibuso.com/blogs/christer/2011/10/24/view-data-in-av-webpage/feed/ http://mibuso.com/blogs/christer/2011/10/24/hallo-world/ http://mibuso.com/blogs/christer/2011/10/24/hallo-world/#comments Mon, 24 Oct 2011 10:09:16 +0000 christer http://mibuso.com/blogs/christer/2011/10/24/hallo-world/ Hallo reader,

   I’m a fan of NAV and VB.NET so my posts will mostly will include that parts.

   Regards

   Christer

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