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17Hi everyone,
Client works with Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017 and they have two companies in the same database. Currently, there are around 100 shared tables (DataPerCompany = No) and the client would like to separate them so that each company has its own data.
Our goal is to change these tables to DataPerCompany = Yes.
We tested this on a test environment with the Contact table and simply changed the DataPerCompany property from No to Yes. After synchronization, the data was not deleted and remained available in both companies (each company now sees its own data).
My question is:
Is changing the DataPerCompany property enough, or are there additional steps we should consider (data migration, SQL considerations, etc.)?
Has anyone done a similar separation of shared tables in NAV 2017 or similar version in a production environment?
Any advice or best practices would be appreciated.
Thank you.
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