Have you seen the new Error List in NAV 2009 SP1?
When you know compile objects – errors are shown in an Error List Window.
Accelerating into the Future with Wisdom about Technology! Ingrid Byllemos
Have you seen the new Error List in NAV 2009 SP1?
When you know compile objects – errors are shown in an Error List Window.
Yeah the long awaited NAV 2009 SP1 has been released!
As some of might already know NAV 2009 SP1 has been released in 16 Localized versions. (Australia, Austria, Canada (English and French), Denmark, France, Germany, India (English), Ireland, Italy, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, the United States, and W1 (English))
So what’s new?
Some think it is mainly changes to RoleTailored client – but that’s not all
I will not go through everything – but only mention some nice new features.
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I have lately received this error “The Sales Header does not exist” a couple of times in Navision 2009.
First I thought this was caused by a filter not being reset on the form – but I got wiser.
Suddenly I noticed a pattern. Read the rest of this entry »
I like cycling and this weekend the Danish Cycling Championship is held nearby where I live. So if you also like cycling – and it is not possible for you to join us in Sønderbog – then you can see it as a live stream
You can see the live stream here – and ready more about it here.
…and Yes I have build the page for the live streaming
Hi
I have earlier written an article about a FTP Automation. Now it is time to describe how to upload a file without the use of a Automation but with use of the standard FTP program.
The upload is done in 2 steps:
So how do we build a put script? Take a look here: Read the rest of this entry »
Hi !
If you are installing a new SQL Server and would like to transfer the logins from an old SQL Server, without doing a SQL restore, then you can do it with a script.
Take a look on this article How to transfer logins and passwords between instances of SQL Server; here Microsoft describes how to do it. Read the rest of this entry »