Introduction:Today, I found something interesting in Business Central.When you open Users > Select User > Web Service Key Field, you will notice that it is either blank, has some value, or has a string of '*' symbols Pre-requisites:Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business CentralDemonstration:1. When you open a current logged in User:
You will notice that the Web Service Key is <BLANK> if not configured. If the Web Service Key is configured then you will be able to find the key. You can triple-click to select the whole key.
2. When you open a different User from currently logged in User:
You will notice that the Web Service for a different User will be '**************************' after version 16.5 and above. Which also means that even if you copy the Web Service Key to the clipboard you will receive the same '****************' character. Earlier this wasn't the case, instead, we were able to simply check the keys for different users as well.
Conclusion:I …
You will notice that the Web Service Key is <BLANK> if not configured. If the Web Service Key is configured then you will be able to find the key. You can triple-click to select the whole key.
2. When you open a different User from currently logged in User:
You will notice that the Web Service for a different User will be '**************************' after version 16.5 and above. Which also means that even if you copy the Web Service Key to the clipboard you will receive the same '****************' character. Earlier this wasn't the case, instead, we were able to simply check the keys for different users as well.
Conclusion:I …