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Dexterity Test Mode Error

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Posted on by Cath 725

Hi,

I have recently gotten a new machine.  Whenever I try to to go to test mode in Dexterity, I receive the following messages:

"A get/change operation on  table 'syUserDefaults' cannot find the table"

click more info and get:

"Microsoft][SQL Server Native Client 10.0][SQL Server]Invalid object name 'SY01402'."

If I click OK and try to log in again I receive the following error:

"Your attempt to log into the serve failed because the user ID you entered is already logged in. Remove the log in record from the server and attempt to log in again".

I cannot figure out what is wrong.  I have copied the dex.ini file from my GP2010 folder to the data folder in the Microsoft Dexterity folder with the same result.  The only thing I can think of is that Dex is installed in Program Files (x86) folder but that makes no sense since I am receiving a SQL error.  Perhaps it is something to do with the ODBC connection?  It is the same one I use to connect to GP normally and I have no problems unless going through Dex.

Any help would be appreciated,

Catherine

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    Cath 725 on at
    RE: Dexterity Test Mode Error

    Hi Leslie,

    I just figured it out!  I was installing Dex from a network drive.  Worked just fine, or so I thought.  I removed dexterity completely and ran the setup from my machine and it eliminated the problem.  I guess the install was not completing properly.

    But thanks so much for your help!  I really appreciate your answer,

    Cath

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    L Vail 65,271 on at
    RE: Dexterity Test Mode Error

    Hi Catherine,

    I've saw this error message last two week. I can't recall what I did to fix it just now, but tell me a little about your environment. What version of Dynamics are you running? Do you have more than one instance installed? If you're using any modified forms or reports, rename the dictionary. Are you running Mekorma MICR? I think you answered this from your comments, but can you launch Dynamics on its own just fine?

    Kind regards,

    Leslie

    PS In the mean time, I'll hunt my head trying to remember what solved it.

    LVail

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