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Re: List of the Undocumented Features of Dynamics NAV

Another nice trick: If you know the field numbers of the table but not surely the field names, you can write your code based on the field numbers: SalesLine.SETRANGE(Field1,SalesHeader.Field1); SalesLine.SETRANGE(Field3,SalesHeader.Field3); If you save and close this code and open the object in Design...

Posted to NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by Timo Lässer on 08-22-2008
Re: Migrating Navision 3.1 to SQL 2005

Hi Nuno, Your saying my 3.1 objects do not have to change, but I have to upgrade the client application on each machine to the latest version? Regards, Doug

Posted to NAV / Navision - Microsoft SQL Server (Forum) by dlombardozzi on 09-24-2007
Re: Migrating Navision 3.1 to SQL 2005

[quote user="DenSter"] Version 3.1 is not supported on SQL Server 2005. You will need to upgrade your exe's to at least 4.0 SP1, and it is recommended to go all the way up to 4.0 SP3, and apply update 6 to it. [/quote] Daniel was referring client upgrade, you can maintain objects from NAV...

Posted to NAV / Navision - Microsoft SQL Server (Forum) by Nuno Maia on 09-22-2007
Re: Migrating Navision 3.1 to SQL 2005

Version 3.1 is not supported on SQL Server 2005. You will need to upgrade your exe's to at least 4.0 SP1, and it is recommended to go all the way up to 4.0 SP3, and apply update 6 to it.

Posted to NAV / Navision - Microsoft SQL Server (Forum) by DenSter on 09-22-2007
Migrating Navision 3.1 to SQL 2005

Hi, We are currently running Navision 3.1 against a Windows 2000 server running SQL 8.0. We are upgrading the server hardware and would like to upgrade to SQL 2005 at the same time. The new server is a 64bit machine running Windows 2003. I would like to avoid visiting the desktops at this time to update...

Posted to NAV / Navision - Microsoft SQL Server (Forum) by dlombardozzi on 09-22-2007
Re: Auto Starting Job Scheduler

[quote user="waldo"] True, but keep in mind that the license has to be updated. This only takes 5 minutes and is free of charge (if you pay maintenance) ... but often forgotten. [/quote] Thats what I was saying, if memory serves me correctly there was no EXE license change form 3.01 to 3.10...

Posted to NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by David Singleton on 08-21-2007
Re: Auto Starting Job Scheduler

Well if you have a maintenance contract, then you can just upgrade the executables to at least 4.00sp3. Even without support, if memory serves me correctly, your license should work with 3.10 executables.

Posted to NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by David Singleton on 08-21-2007
Re: Auto Starting Job Scheduler

You make me laugh! I have been pushing for an upgrade for 4 1/2 years to no avail. Do you have anything that might help me?

Posted to NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by marybricco on 08-20-2007
Re: Auto Starting Job Scheduler

Yes 3.01 is a very unstable version of the product. Do you have the ability to upgrade to a new version of the executables. Even going to 3.10 will make a huge difference.

Posted to NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by David Singleton on 08-20-2007
Re: Auto Starting Job Scheduler

This would work great except for the known bug in 3.01 that does not allow access to the Job Scheduler log. I work for an end user and our license does not allow us to change the code for the Job Scheduler form. Any other ideas?

Posted to NAV / Navision - Developers Forum (Forum) by marybricco on 08-20-2007

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