2026.04 Visual Advanced Production Scheduler (VAPS) 1.22.0.0 (April 24) Release

24 April 2026

 List of enhancements

• Production Orders being marked according to their scheduling feasibility: Users can see the scheduling Feasibility now when doing ‘Add all from Selected Production Orders’ which helps them understand either that production order can be scheduled or not. See the screenshot below More detailed explanation is available in the separate document “Feature #222 - VAPS - Feature Understanding”.
• We have built our own table checker tool which is used to compare internal extension tables with Business Central (BC) tables to find and adjust to differences when new BC versions are released.

 List of fixed bugs

• In Sales Order View, coloring of bars of delayed Sales Orders was wrong.
• The start date and time as well as the end date and time of the graphical timescale were wrongly affected by the selected Business Central Time Zone offset.
• When opening a VAPS simulation, after an error occurred or the session timed out, could result in the status area at the bottom to get the wrong color.
• Under certain circumstances an error could show up, because of Prod. Order Routing Lines outside of the simulation timescale. This is now only treated as a warning and additional information is being given to the user in those cases.

Changes made to Chrome and Edge caused certain issues in interactions and visualization:

• Tooltips sometimes did not appear when hovering horizontally over bars.
• The dragging of bars was sometimes aborted during the action.
• Sometimes empty white rows were visible.
• Sometimes modifying bars did not update the displayed elements
• An exception was thrown when deleting an object when the cursor was hovering on its representation
• When touching an element, no hover effect should be shown.
• Dropping elements via the CreationMode in the time area sometimes did not work correctly.
• Sometimes background elements rotated when rows were expanded.
• Events are now queued via the InvokeExtensibilityMethod of BC which should avoid the “reduced functionality” warning.