There’s a new blog in town


Ron Wilson, who you may have seen posting on various Dynamics GP forums and newsgroups, has recently started a blog called Real Life Dynamics User. Ron has been busy posting tips and tricks, sharing his experiences with Dynamics GP and posting useful SQL scripts and views. Keep up the great work, Ron!

For the Office Space fans out there, please note that Ron’s database is named TSP, not TPS.  🙂

5 Responses to “There’s a new blog in town”

  1. Hi Victoria and Ron

    I have added Ron’s blog to the Blog Links and Microsoft Dynamics GP Blog page on the Developing for Dynamics GP blog.

    http://blogs.msdn.com/developingfordynamicsgp/pages/microsoft-dynamics-gp-blogs.aspx

    David

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  2. Thanks for this Victoria! I do hope that what I write will be useful to others.

    As useful as those TPS reports are, we are starting to go away from them and have started using SSRS reports :).

    Ron

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