1 of 16 Microsoft ® Business Solutions–Navision ® Development I – C/SIDE Introduction

2 of 16 Course Summary Tables –Definition –Table and Field Properties –Creating Tables –Keys –Relationships between Tables –Special Table Properties –Modifying Properties –Table Types and Characteristics

3 of 16 Course Summary Forms –Definition –Form Types and Characteristics –Form Properties –Creating Forms –Form Wizard –Useful Controls –Creating Buttons –Creating Subforms –Standard Navigation

4 of 16 Course Summary C/AL Programming –Intrinsic Data Types Numeric Data Types String Data Types Boolean Date, Time, and DateTime Complex Data Types

5 of 16 Course Summary C/AL Programming –Identifiers and Variables Identifier Syntax (nomenclature) Global Variables Local Variables System Defined Variables Displaying Variables

6 of 16 Course Summary C/AL Programming –The Assignment Statement Assigning Values to a Variable Automatic Type Conversions Assignment Statements The Symbol Menu –Simple Expressions, Terms and Operators Definitions The String Operator Function Calls within an Expression

7 of 16 Course Summary C/AL Programming –Numeric Expressions Types of Arithmetic Operators Operator Precedence –Logical and Relational Expressions Relational Operators Logical Operators Relational Expressions for Comparison Set Inclusion Using NOT, OR, AND, & XOR Logical Operator Precedence

8 of 16 Course Summary C/AL Programming –The IF and EXIT Statements IF-THEN Syntax IF-THEN-ELSE Syntax Functions of the EXIT Statement –Compound Statements and Comments Compound Statement Syntax with BEGIN and END Compound Statements with Nested IF Statements Adding Comments to Code

9 of 16 Course Summary C/AL Programming –Arrays Definition Array Syntax Strings as Arrays of Characters Using Arrays

10 of 16 Course Summary C/AL Programming –Repetitive Statements The FOR Statement The FOR … DOWNTO Statement The WHILE … DO Statement The REPEAT … UNTIL Statement –Other Statements The WITH Statement CASE Statements

11 of 16 Course Summary C/AL Programming –Functions Built-In Functions The Symbol Menu –Using Intrinsic Functions Essential C/AL Functions Communication Functions String Functions System Functions Date Functions Number Functions Other Functions

12 of 16 Course Summary C/AL Programming –Creating Your Own Functions Local Functions Local Variables More on the EXIT Statement Parameters – Passed by Value or Passed by Reference The Return Value

13 of 16 Course Summary Data Manipulation Reports –Three Types of Reports –Information Reports –Documents –Non-Printing (or Update) Reports Types of Printed Reports –List Reports –Test Reports –Posting Reports –Transaction Reports –Document Reports

14 of 16 Course Summary Data Manipulation –Reports –The Report Designer –Data Items –Linking Items –Sections –Request Form –Properties –Grouping –Totals

15 of 16 Course Summary Data Manipulation –Dataports –XMLports –CodeUnits –MenuSuites

16 of 16 Course Summary Integration –NODBC –C/FRONT –OCX Controls –Automation Server