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A while ago, I create a blog about a way to import objects in NAV with PowerShell. Well, it’s time to do the opposite, and export objects. This is the function I came up with (pardon the formatting – copy/pasting really made it difficult for me…): function Export-NAVApplicationObjectFile { [CmdletBinding()]param ( [String]$WorkingFolder, [String]$ExportFile, [String]$Database, [String]$Filter … Continue reading »...(read more)
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