In case you want to automate the conversion of Classic or RDLC reports or reconversion of ForNav reports you might want to use the ForNav Powershell commandlet “Invoke-ReportsForNavConvert”, which has the same capabilities as the ForNav converter – but without the user interface
Instead input is given as parameters:
| Parameter | Description | Default |
| TableDefinitions <path | url> | Path to NAV table definition or URL to Fields oData webservice | |
| Path <path> | Path to report .txt source file | |
| Destination <path> | Path to report .txt destination file | |
| ConvertRdlcReports <bool> | Convert RDLC reports to ForNav reports | false |
| RequestPageOptionCaptionML <string> | Sets OptionCaptionML for the request page | ENU=Options |
| FindReplace <path> | Path to the ForNav hint file | |
| UseRequestPage <bool> | If both a request form and a request page is defined for the report true means that the page will be used and false that the page will be used | false |
| Nav2013Compatible <bool> | Sets if the report should be compatible with NAV 2013/NAV 2013 R2 or newer versions of NAV | false |
| SeparateDestinationFiles <bool> | Sets if the output should be in one file or separate files pr. report | false |
- Import the ForNav Commandlet into Powershell
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- Run the Get-Help command to get an overview of the Invoke-ReportsForNavConvert command
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- Run the Invoke-ReportsForNavConvert command to do the conversion
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Indlægget PowerShell CmdLet blev vist første gang den ForNAV.