Before you begin developing code for Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009, you should consider the following:
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How to get started learning C/AL.
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How to build on your C/AL knowledge.
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How to build an application by using your knowledge of C/AL.
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What you need to do to develop applications on both the Classic client and the RoleTailored client.
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What the differences are between developing in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 and previous versions of Microsoft Dynamics NAV.
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How to upload and download files between the server and the client.
Developing in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009
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Learn what you can do with C/AL and where to place C/AL code. |
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Learn what the C/AL data types are. |
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Learn how to write C/AL statements and expressions. |
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Learn about debugging C/AL. |
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Learn how to test customized objects for which code has been executed. |
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Learn about using custom controls with C/AL. |
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Learn about the development environment (C/SIDE) and designing applications. |
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Learn about developing for multiuser environments. |
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Learn about using multilanguage functionality. |
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Learn the differences in how numerical values are sorted. |
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Learn how to use display language-specific strings without modifying code. |
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Learn about developing applications for both the Classic client and the RoleTailored client. |
Developing Applications for the Classic Client and RoleTailored Client |
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Learn about differences between developing in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 and previous versions of Microsoft Dynamics NAV. |
Changes in C/AL Behavior and Support from Previous Versions of Microsoft Dynamics NAV |
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Learn about transferring files between the client and the server. |