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Have you ever tried to create a NAV 2009 Server service that runs under a domain account and when you try to start it, the service starts and them immediately stops again. Then, if you look in the Windows Event Log for the error message you see something...
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I recently tried using UPLOADINTOSTREAM to load a file from the RoleTailored client into a temporary file on the NAV Server so that I could then process it. This is needed in NAV 2009 because it has three tiers and the tier on which the code executes...
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In the RoleTailored client on a Page, the xRec does not contain a record when you are inserting new records into a sub page. Previously if you wanted to know where you had pressed F3 to insert a line you could take a look at xRec and would know which...
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NAV Supports various data types for parameters to functions, one of which is an Option. An option data type is stored internally as a number but will appear on screen, in reports as text. In other systems this is referred to as an enumerated type. Option...
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In my last Web service gotcha post , I wrote about how a User Personalisation record is needed to ensure dates are handled correctly when executing Web services. Today I discovered that if you fill in the Company field on the user personalisation, you...
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If you are planning on using the new NAV 2009 Web services capabilities as a means of running scheduled tasks, you must ensure that the Windows user account that is to be used to execute the task has a User Personalisation record with the correct Language...
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