Dynamics GP "new code" message appears every time you launch GP
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By Steve Endow
This week I upgraded and messed with my GP 2015 installation as part of a support case. At some point, I started to get the "New code must be added" dialog box every time I launched GP.
I clicked on Yes and then logged into GP, but it appeared the next time I launched GP. I tried Run as Administrator, clicked Yes, and logged in. But it still kept appearing.
I finally stopped and thought for a second. I searched my GP 2015 directory for *.cnk files. And there I found tautil.cnk. I don't know how it got there or why it was there. I already had the TAUTIL.DIC dictionary in the directory, and had it listed in the Dynamics.set file.
My only guess is that perhaps the dictionary was updated as part of the hotfix I installed, and for some reason it failed to unchunk.
I deleted the tautil.cnk file and the New code message went away.
Problem solved, mystery remains.
This week I upgraded and messed with my GP 2015 installation as part of a support case. At some point, I started to get the "New code must be added" dialog box every time I launched GP.
I clicked on Yes and then logged into GP, but it appeared the next time I launched GP. I tried Run as Administrator, clicked Yes, and logged in. But it still kept appearing.
I finally stopped and thought for a second. I searched my GP 2015 directory for *.cnk files. And there I found tautil.cnk. I don't know how it got there or why it was there. I already had the TAUTIL.DIC dictionary in the directory, and had it listed in the Dynamics.set file.
My only guess is that perhaps the dictionary was updated as part of the hotfix I installed, and for some reason it failed to unchunk.
I deleted the tautil.cnk file and the New code message went away.
Problem solved, mystery remains.
Steve Endow is a Microsoft MVP for Dynamics GP and a Dynamics GP Certified IT Professional in Los Angeles. He is the owner of Precipio Services, which provides Dynamics GP integrations, customizations, and automation solutions.
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